The War Court and Lap Pillow, Austria's Mandate of Heaven

Chapter 1111 Polish-style free system
The Jasuski family was originally a famous family in Galicia. In addition, Wihliu Jasuski was once one of the biggest sponsors of the Polish Restoration Army, so these Polish restorationists were not unfamiliar with this surname.

Celestina Jazuski's beauty was even more impressive, and the Polish restorationists had no difficulty in confirming her identity as the orphan of the Jazuski family.

"We sympathize with what happened to you and your family, but we want to know how you survived that disaster."

The year 1847 was a painful memory for the Polish restorationists. The actions of Russia, Prussia and Austria caused them to suffer unprecedented losses.

The tragedy of the Jasuski family in Dorobice led to the uprooting of the local Polish restoration forces, and the so-called public trial executed more than 3,000 people on the spot.

Afterwards, the "mob" launched an all-out revenge against their former masters, and many families implicated did not even have a single bloodline left.

Celestina Yasuski, who was at the center of the storm, had no chance of surviving.
"I became the mistress of an Austrian."

Celestina spoke bluntly, and as she spoke her bright eyes gradually dimmed, becoming deep and hazy. In a trance, there was already a trace of moisture in the corners of her eyes, and her charming face made people feel particularly pity for her.

Even though her experience was so tragic, people still paid more attention to this natural beauty.

Such a beauty would make people have wild thoughts just by standing here, let alone having the chance to possess her.

Some people began to imagine themselves as high-ranking officials of the Austrian Empire. If they met a woman like Celestine in the ruins or in prison, they would probably use the power in their hands to possess her.

It is always easier to believe a beauty's words. At this time, some people have begun to nod frequently, but their eyes are always fixed on Celestina.

When most people were obsessed with sex, a voice asked coldly.

"What are you doing here now that you are the Austrian's mistress?"

The speaker was Ryszard Boll, a Polish exile from Britain and the leader of this group of Polish nationalists.

He was not actually a Pole, but a senior agent of the British Military Intelligence Service. As for why a British person could become the leader of the Polish Restorationists?
It's very simple. When everyone lacks legitimacy, the one with the strongest military force will naturally become Augustus.

Ressad Boll didn't want to say this, but as a senior agent, this Polish woman appeared too timely, which made him have to doubt.

"I live my life in humiliation not for myself, but for our great motherland - Poland. Now I finally look forward to your coming."

Celestina couldn't help crying when she talked about the touching parts. Most of the people present were true restorers and they had many stories of their own, so it was not surprising that they were moved.

It's just that Reshard Bol's expression was a little strange. In the past, he treated the Poles' complaints as jokes and always comforted them with a smile, but at this moment he felt touched.

"Am I really just overthinking it? Am I just lucky enough to meet a Polish nationalist who can be used? Or is it this stunning beauty?"

Reshard Bol felt that he could not be deceived, so he could not help but start to look at the beauty in front of him again.

Celestina Yasuski seemed to have just reached adulthood, full of the youthful vitality of a girl, with a delicate face and elegant manners. She looked like an overprotected young lady.

Reshard Bol felt that he would be able to easily capture this inexperienced woman, and he had already begun to consider his own escape route.

Although the British top leaders seem to be very confident about the Hungarians and Poles joining forces, even British newspapers are not optimistic about the Hungarians and Poles.

In the eyes of the Englishman Reszard Boll, the Poles are nothing but a group of clowns dreaming of great things, and their existence is nothing more than a plaything of the great powers.

As for the Hungarians, they are undoubtedly a barbaric nation. Their thinking is still stuck in the ancient Roman period, and their wanton massacres can no longer be integrated into European civilization.

This is the benefit of propaganda warfare. As long as the propaganda is effective, even the enemy’s allies will think that the enemy is unforgivable.

The outcome of the propaganda war depended largely on who had the loudest voice and invested more, and Hungary's influence was obviously far less than that of the Austrian Empire, which was dominating the world at that time.

As for the investment, it may be an exaggeration to say that it is 10,000 times, but it is definitely more than 100 times. The Hungarians only stated their views in the corners of newspapers in various countries. The Austrian Empire could occupy almost all the pages, especially allowing some "neutral parties" to make "objective" evaluations.

In this regard, the British and American media have made collective efforts, and under the joint propaganda of all parties, the Hungarians are simply unforgivable. They are completely the Huns who invaded civilization and the Mongols who destroyed everything.

Although some knowledgeable people in Hungary also made excuses, countless "real" photos were published on the front pages of newspapers in various countries.

In addition, some Hungarians openly declared in newspapers and in public that they were descendants of the Huns, that their idol was the "Scourge of God", that they liked killing and loved looting, and thus made the whole incident even more deceptive.

Since the Hungarians never fought back strongly, the entire Western world overwhelmingly supported the Austrian Empire in public opinion.

Although some countries may sympathize with Hungary due to their positions, the people firmly believe that Hungarians are demons who want to destroy European civilization.

There is no doubt that the Austrians' cause is just. They are just trying to prevent the country from splitting up and stop the devil from oppressing and slaughtering weak nations. If this is not justice, then what is justice?

That's why the British agent Rayshard Boll started thinking about his retreat plan before the war even started.
"Don't say any more, we believe you!"

Someone said this first, which made Reshard Bol very angry. He looked around and found that there was more than one dog licker, and some even accused him of being cold-blooded and trying to open other people's wounds.

Reshad Boll was a little helpless, but then he changed his expression and spoke kindly.

"Ms. Celestine, how are you going to help us?"

Reshad Bol showed his gentlemanly smile and smoothed his shiny bangs with his hand. He used this trick to move among the ladies in the upper class for many years and never failed.

However, the other party seemed not to be impressed by his flirtatious behavior. Reshard Boll concluded that she must be a country girl who had never seen the world.

Celestine bit her lip and said.

"I am now the lover of the Minister of Transportation of the Austrian Empire. I can book the carriage for you, but the number of people transported each time cannot be too large, and they cannot carry weapons, otherwise they will not be able to pass the security check."

"You mean the train?"

"Great!"

"If Poland can successfully restore its independence, we will definitely come to rescue you!"

In fact, for the Polish restorationists at this time, being able to pass through Galicia was a victory, since they didn't have much equipment to use anyway.

It is normal to go in batches and not be allowed to carry weapons. After all, security checks are carried out at train stations in countries around the world.

Not to mention booking a carriage, just getting them on the train was already very difficult.

Reshard Pol grabbed Celestina Yasuski's hand and kissed it, then asked kindly.

"I wish I knew your address, and we will come back to rescue you."

Reszard Boll spoke sincerely, but in fact, on the one hand, he was continuing to test the waters. If the people ahead did not reach the destination, or if this was a trap, then Celestina Jasuski would have to be careful of the revenge of the Polish Restorers.

In fact, according to Reshard Pol's original idea, he wanted to arrest Celestine directly, but because some things required the latter's operation, and he could not arouse the suspicion of the high-ranking official of the Austrian Empire, he had to give up.

On the other hand, it is about paving the way for yourself.
Celestina wrote down her address without hesitation and explained the official's schedule and the routes of his bodyguards.

No one had any doubts at this point, so a Polish army of about 11,000 people began to go to Slovakia in batches.

But in the end they appeared in the dark coal mines and interrogation rooms of the Austrian Empire