"Your Majesty, something has happened in Eastern Europe again!" Metev said with a frown.
"Are the Poles stirring up trouble again?" Ferdinand asked casually.
He was not making a wild guess. Ever since the Kingdom of German Poland had been established, the Poles had grown restless—plotting uprisings in Russia, scheming for independence in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, finding endless new ways to court death.
That alone would have been one thing, but they had actually succeeded. With the support of Soviet Russia and East Russia, Russian Poland had gained independence as well, and things had spiraled completely out of control.
The Kingdom of German Poland had to merge with the New Kingdom of Poland. That was the wish of all Poles, and the great powers were happy to see it happen, deliberately or otherwise nudging events in that direction.
However, Ferdinand knew that Polish ambitions had always run deep. They would not remain so well-behaved. There was also that legendary Greater Poland strategy.
They wanted to establish a Greater Poland like that of 1772, encompassing the three Baltic states, Ukraine, Czechia, Slovakia, Belarus, and other regions.
Such a chuunibyou plan had actually been drafted by a country that had not even unified? Greater Poland's ability to court death was truly unparalleled in the world.
"Yes, Your Majesty! The Poles want to unify the entire Polish region, but they have met opposition from the Kingdom of Poland. The Polish provisional cabinet is preparing to impeach the king through parliament!" Metev answered.
Ferdinand rubbed his forehead. Was there really something so absurd in this world? Because the king opposed the government's decision, they wanted to impeach the king?
Did the Poles think that the Polish king was like the French cabinet, something that could be replaced at will?
There were countless cases around