The Warsaw City Government announced to all of Poland that Poland had regained its independence and established the Kingdom of Greater Poland.
For all Poles, this was absolutely a day worth celebrating.
Ever since Poland had been swiftly defeated by Germany, the Poles had constantly dreamed of restoring their country. However, Germany's military strength had been too overwhelming during the early and middle stages of the war. Even the Austrian Empire, a great power, had not had the slightest chance to resist.
Now, with the support of the United Kingdom and Australasia, Poland could quickly break free from Germany's sphere of control. This was something every Pole was glad to see.
As for whether Poland's system of government would be republican or monarchical, it was not actually that important to most Poles.
Moreover, the new Poland was named the Kingdom of Greater Poland, which instead highlighted the Poles' pursuit of the Greater Poland Plan.
Compared with the previous Republican Government, which had proposed the Greater Poland Plan but been swiftly defeated by the Germans, the Poles found the new Kingdom of Greater Poland far more acceptable.
Amid the hopes of the Polish people, the Kingdom of Greater Poland was successfully established.
The first king of the Kingdom of Greater Poland would be chosen by a vote of its government, but in reality, the voting results would still be manipulated by the United Kingdom, France, and Australasia.
As for the candidate for the Kingdom of Poland's throne, Arthur actually maintained an indifferent attitude.
After all, the Australasian Royal Family had few members and no suitable adult male to serve as Poland's king.
Furthermore, the Kingdom of Poland was destined to confront Russia. Becoming king of Poland was not a safe occupation and might even invite assassination by the Russian Government.
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