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

Back to Vienna at the moment.

"Why are you here?"

At this time, Hainao was already confident of victory, but he was not interested in continuing to answer Lieutenant General Molka's question. He only had one word in his mind.

"kill!"

"What? How dare you!"

Lieutenant General Molka obviously did not expect this to happen. He felt that he had surrendered and he was a noble. No matter what, he should not die here, right?
At this moment, it is just Lieutenant General Molka's delaying strategy. His real trump card has not yet appeared!Could it be this rough guy Hai Nao!This lowly bastard discovered his secret?
"This is impossible!"

Lieutenant General Molka roared in his heart and struggled to shout.

"Why do you kill me? Why do you execute me without a trial and the consent of the House of Lords? I am a noble! I demand a fair trial! You damn Jewish bastard! You have no right to judge me!"

"Traitors have no right to trial! What are you waiting for?"

Hainao looked at the soldiers aside, and those soldiers immediately felt a compelling chill.They were also helpless. After all, the other party was a noble lord, and they were just a group of poor soldiers.

If the official wanted to investigate, they probably wouldn't do anything to Hai Nao, who was also a nobleman. In the end, they would be the unlucky ones.

Lieutenant General Molka was also a good person, and he understood the psychology of these low-level soldiers very well. Otherwise, he would not have been able to control tens of thousands of troops in Vienna. However, he used his intelligence and connections in the wrong place.

"You dare?! Do you know who I am? If you dare to touch me, you will be dead! My family will crush you like insects!"

Lieutenant General Molka was not bragging. Those ordinary soldiers were indeed like ants in the eyes of him and his family.

However, this could not save him at this time. Hainau had very strict requirements on military discipline. After a brief hesitation, the soldiers involuntarily picked up Lieutenant General Molka and dragged him to the temporary execution ground.

Here is an explanation of why Heinau appeared in Vienna so quickly, because not all of his troops entered Italy at all, and he himself was sent back to Vienna by Franz after the battle in the Bereny Valley.

In fact, there was only one reason why Franz chose Hainau to return to Vienna, and that was to take the blame.

The latter's overly sensitive identity is usually a disadvantage, but he only has a unique advantage in taking the blame.

Jew, illegitimate child, foreign visitor, every identity makes it easy for people to associate some bad things with it.

Yes, this responsibility can only be shouldered by Hainaut, and he is the most suitable candidate.

Archduke Karl and Albrecht knew that Franz wanted to liquidate the old Vienna nobility, and they were very supportive of it. They were even willing to sacrifice themselves to complete this great cause.

Franz doesn't have the courage to bear his crime, but they are not suitable. They are all royalty.

In this era, the royal family is too important to the country of Austria and cannot be sacrificed easily.

This kind of sacrifice is necessary for the country, but for Hainan personally, the benefits actually outweigh the disadvantages.

Although Hainan has a notorious reputation in history, the actual killing and destruction it caused was very limited.

The reason why his reputation was so bad was entirely due to the political needs of later generations. The Kingdom of Sardinia wanted to cover up its dynastic wars, and the Hungarians also needed such a brutal person to reflect the justice of their separatist behavior.The entire Brescia incident was Heinau's revenge on the Italian rebels out of anger. It was the latter who violated morality and massacred Austrian wounded soldiers in the church.

Hainan led his army to take revenge and refused to surrender. This kind of revenge that refuses to surrender is not uncommon in the history of human wars.

For example, they refused to surrender to the Ma Jiajun in order to avenge the West Route Army, and the Soviet Red Army refused to surrender to the SS.

As for the title of the so-called Arad executioner in Hainau, it is even more humorous. After Hungary was pacified, he reported nearly a thousand Hungarians who participated in the rebellion, which was about two thousandths of the number of people who actually participated in the rebellion.

But what happened next was even more shocking. 153 of them were guilty of betrayal, and after review, it was decided to sentence 27 to death.

However, 27 of the 14 people were not in Hungary at the time. In desperation, the Austrian imperial government could only use scarecrows instead of executions.

In the end, the trial that was supposed to shock the youth turned into an international joke. What is even more ironic is that the Austrian imperial government later reached a settlement with those criminals who should have been executed.

Most of these people later became senior officials in the empire and occupied a large number of important positions. Among them, Count Andrássy became the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria and the Prime Minister of Hungary, and even became the rumored lover of Princess Sissi.

Even those plots that Wai Wai novels dare not write about appear in reality.

Franz didn't want this kind of joke to happen again, so Vienna was bound to be a river of blood.

The first is this rebel army. It cannot be ruled out that some people are coerced, but just leaving the military camp and marching towards the palace with weapons is enough to sentence them to death.

As for the parade that no one could stop, they also committed unforgivable atrocities. Whether it was the atrocities that occurred during the march or the subsequent behavior of defying imperial power and storming the palace, Franz was not qualified to defend others. Forgive them.

The law does not punish everyone and should not be applied at all times.The situation in Austria and France was different. In the eyes of most soldiers, this was a naked betrayal, and they did not have much sympathy for the people of Vienna.

Especially after witnessing the tragedy of those veterans, whether they were sad for the death of a rabbit or a fox, or filled with righteous indignation.

In short, it is impossible for the army to have any sympathy for the mob in front of them. They only think about one thing at this time, and that is to kill all the enemies in front of them, at least not to let them kill themselves.

The improvised parade was unable to fight against the regular army, and the gang members with some fighting ability among them did not have the strength to fight against the regular army.

If it was a street fight or a shooting exchange hiding behind a barricade, the two sides might still be in a stalemate for a period of time. However, the situation was reversed at this time. The regular army had the advantage of the home field and set up an ambush without any martial ethics.

The battle, or rather the massacre, did not last long.The same was true for the city defense forces led by Lieutenant General Molka who arrived later. They offered little decent resistance.

In fact, most people have no idea of ​​resistance because they feel that they will be forgiven and should be forgiven.

But what awaits them this time is a death sentence without trial, and soon the gallows on the execution ground will not be enough.

Because Vienna had never carried out so many executions in one day in its history, a new gallows had to be improvised.

The priest responsible for hearing deathbed confessions is sufficient, but the church at this time is completely on Austria's side.

The deathbed confessions of those people will be artistically processed and compiled into a book, which will become a negative teaching material for future generations.