African Entrepreneurship Chronicles: Rise of a Hohenzollern Prince
Chapter 1362

London Naval Conference

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Although Serbia's defeat had mainly been caused by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bulgaria's conduct disgusted the Serbs even more. Of course, the deeper reason was that Bulgaria was not as powerful as the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Serbia had been beaten out of spirit by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but it still refused to accept Bulgaria.

Even so, Serbia could only vent in secret. As the clear loser of this war, it could only dare to rage but not dare to speak.

London.

"Your Excellency Prime Minister, should we follow up on the situation in East Africa and France? According to the East African government, related cases have already appeared in our country, and some people have been detained and quarantined by East African customs." The Health Minister asked the Prime Minister.

Prime Minister David said, "There is no need. It is merely a minor flu; there is no need to make such a great fanfare over it. The public already has quite a few grievances against the government. Now is not the time to pour oil on a burning fire."

After the war ended, the turmoil Prime Minister David faced was clearly far less severe than that faced by French President Clemenceau.

After all, although Britain had suffered considerable losses in the war, its homeland had barely been damaged, and its population losses were almost negligible. The population lost during the war could be replenished in two or three years.

Of course, the Colonial Army forces from India and elsewhere had suffered enormous casualties, but as far as the British Government was concerned, dead Indians were simply dead Indians, nothing worth worrying about.

Moreover, Britain had achieved its objectives to a certain extent. Unlike France, which had come away empty-handed, if the world naval conference led by the British Government proceeded smoothly after

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