Chapter 81: Austro-Hungarian Bank

　　 This sudden marriage was unexpected and reasonable.
　　 European aristocrats are married, pay attention to the right of the family, and value blood. In this way, the range of options available is already very small, and if political factors are considered, the options will become narrower.
　　In history, the original owner Ferdinand will not drag on until 1893, marrying the daughter of Roberto I, Duke of Parma and Princess Maria Pia of Bourbon-Two Sicily, and Princess Maria Luisa of Bourbon-Parma.
　　 And the Grand Duke Xenia even married her cousin, Grand Duke Alexander, in 1894 in order not to destroy the noble lineage. (There is also an unreliable speculation: Alexander III was already ill and was about to die, so he hurriedly married his daughter!)
This world is no exception. Ferdinand’s life-long events have been dragged down. Although Princess Clementina has been arrogant before, she finally gave up. The family of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha-Kohari Don't lose face.
　　Ferdinand’s marriage is not just a personal issue, it also involves family honour. If there is no suitable candidate, it’s the same. Many European nobles come here.
　　 It’s not that they don’t want to get married earlier. The problem is that the range of choices is too small. In this regard, the factor of descent is bigger than politics.
　　 The situation of Grand Duke Senia is also similar. In history, due to the poor diplomatic relations between Bulgaria and Russia at that time, the two were naturally not under consideration.
　　 After Ferdinand's crossing, the relationship between the two countries has improved under the butterfly effect, and each other has come into sight.
　　 The relationship between European aristocrats is intricate, and almost all the major aristocrats are married. For example, the wife of Ferdinand's cousin Edward VII, and the queen of Alexander III, Maria Feodorovna, are sisters.
　　More than that, anyway, the marriage between European nobles is a mess. Ferdinand also knew that his mother Princess Clementine, the French princess and Queen Maria Feodorovna were also cousins, and the relationship between them was decent, and then they hooked up naturally.
　　 (I'm sorry that the author doesn't know how to calculate it. Three or four kinds of different answers are considered to be fewer, so you can push a few more generations and make more than a dozen answers.)
　　 The two sides are in line with each other, and they are now political allies. Normally, only Ferdinand St. Petersburg and his party can be finalized.
　　 Well, these are not in a hurry, Ferdinand must go to solve the domestic problems now. There are still a lot of troubles in Bulgaria. The economic crisis has been detonated in advance, and the government has taken measures to deal with it. Although the destructive power has been weakened, the aftermath is still indispensable.
　　Comparing the situation in the Balkan countries, Ferdinand is still very fortunate.
　　 Bulgaria had been Russia's sphere of influence until 1886, when Russian capital was dominant. However, after the Stamm administration, the relationship between Russia and Bulgaria broke down, and even severed diplomatic relations, and began to introduce large-scale British, Austrian, and German capital to madly suppress Russian capital. By the time of Ferdinand, it was already a rivalry.
　　 This is too exaggerated to be used in Bulgaria. A small Bulgaria can not attract the prying eyes of capital predators, that is, a few bank offices and a bunch of compradors.
　　 The comprador was killed by Ferdinand with a knife. Oh, there are still fish who slip through the net are busy reversing the case!
　　 It is a pity that Bulgaria is now a legalized society, unless evidence can be provided to show that it was wronged, otherwise the case cannot be reversed.
　　 Since Ferdinand announced the redress, the exceptions have been dead, and the rest have really been rehabilitated. As for the return of the assets, let's take the evidence!
　　 At that time, the accounts of the house were already destroyed by accident. So far, apart from returning a few properties, the rest of the assets can be certified by the Stam government!
　　 Want to make a comeback without money? Really, the rising star capitalists who have been smashed by Ferdinand are vegetarians and can't even handle a few trash fish?
　　 But banks are disgusting. Previous government loans have successively pledged a lot of sovereignty. Now the economic crisis has broken out and major banks are shrinking funds to cope with possible runs in their respective countries.
　　 If Ferdinand didn't take the opportunity to fall to the ground, he would pass through for nothing. The major powers have always been the targets of the intelligence services, and now it is Fhu's turn to perform.
　　 Ferdinand has always believed in, "You have to eat one bite at a time"! Due to geopolitics, the current Bulgarian financial capital is led by Britain and Austria, followed by Russia (forgive them, with Russia’s poor financial conditions, it’s good to be able to maintain their influence, and how about their own lack of money?), Germany has just entered the market. .
　　 During the Stam government, Bulgaria’s customs duties were mortgaged to the British, and most of the mineral resources were mortgaged to Austria-Hungary.
　　 This multiple-choice question is easy to do. Look for a soft one. The current financial system of the British Empire cannot be shaken by a small economic crisis; in comparison, the financial system of the Austro-Hungarian Empire is much worse, and there are not enough colonies to discharge floods. The key point is that the German economy is too closely linked to the economic crisis. The impact is greater. UU reading www.uukanshu.com
　　Well, this time the opponent is much smaller, just a bank-the Austro-Hungarian Bank. Just by hearing the name, this bank is not easy.
　　 The predecessor of the Austrian National Bank was the Austrian National Special Bank. It was established in 1816 and was restructured into the Austrian-Hungarian Bank in 1878. (Don’t get me wrong, it is still a private bank, and it became an Austrian state-owned bank after the disintegration of Austria-Hungary.)
　　 In a secret room in Vienna, Fhu called a meeting of several intelligence chiefs, which can also be said to be a task.
　　 "Your mission this time is very simple, that is to spread the news that the Austro-Hungarian Bank is about to go bankrupt. This is the information, there are true and false, you can declare it as true!"
　　……
　　 Soon a street newspaper in Vienna published the news that the Austro-Hungarian Bank provided a loan of 50 million krona to the Serbian government three months ago. This news is true! However, the editor’s bold speculation was added: Serbia is about to go bankrupt in the economic crisis, and this loan may not be recovered!
　　 immediately caused a sensation in Vienna, 50 million kronor is not a small number, it is already close to Hungary's tariff income for one year.
　　 Everyone is talking about the bad luck of the Austro-Hungarian Bank. Such a huge sum of money is enough to make it hurt.
　　 But this did not immediately cause the Austro-Hungarian bank executives to worry. Yes, they have issued a loan of 50 million kronor in name.
　　 This kind of fat is not something that the Austro-Hungarian bank can swallow. In fact, the loan was issued by a bank group.
　　 And the loan at that time was first deducted for interest, and then distributed in batches, and now only half of it has been issued. In addition, a large part of this money was used by Serbia to purchase weapons and equipment in Austria-Hungary, and part of the funds returned. In fact, not much cash was released.