Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

Weak countries have no diplomacy. This is really not just a saying. Even the United States was forced to dare not join the League of Nations. Germany and Japan were forced to withdraw. How much say does Brazil have in the League of Nations?

When Wilson proposed the formation of the League of Nations, he did not have much hope for the League of Nations. In the final analysis, it was just an attempt.

Facts have proved that the League of Nations led by Britain and France cannot effectively protect the interests of its member states. The current League of Nations is almost in name only, and some countries that lack their own strength still have expectations for the League of Nations.

Roque never had any expectations for the League of Nations. The League of Nations could not even mediate the Great Summer Valley War, let alone the Brazilian Civil War.

 If Southern Africa were to lead the League of Nations, Roque might have directly transferred the League of Nations troops to the Bactrian Valley to use its strength to deter Bolivia and Paraguay and fully demonstrate the role of the League of Nations in this regard.

Aveno is far behind, which is also in line with France's current strength.

 You can only have Britain, the United States, and South Africa working together to hate France. France will fight back if it has the chance.

 So just after Christmas, Aveno notified the convening of a plenary meeting of the League of Nations to continue discussing how to mediate the Brazilian Civil War.

An embarrassing scene occurred for the French. On the day of the meeting, all representatives of the Southern African Union countries were absent en masse. They did not even say hello. It was obvious that they did not take Aveno, the Secretary-General, seriously.

“The fundamental reason why the civil war broke out in Brazil was the rebellion of the Mizhou state government”

“The military government in Rio should bear full responsibility for the civil war, and the Mizhou state government was only forced to fight”

While Brazil’s deputy envoys were having a heated exchange of words, Aveno stared blankly at the empty conference hall, his mind wandering to the sky.

This cannot actually be blamed on southern Africans. Christmas has just passed and it is still during the most important New Year's holiday of the year. No matter what, we have to wait until after New Year's Day before starting work. Diplomats also need to balance work and rest.

“Your Excellency, Your Excellency,” Deputy Secretary-General Jean Lested reminded Aveno quietly.

 “What?” Aveno woke up like a dream, finally came to his senses, and then saw the angry looks in Marcelo and Derleth’s eyes.

There is still a meeting here, and your dignified secretary-general is distracted. This is so disrespectful. We gave up our vacation to attend the meeting as you requested.

“Oh oh oh, let’s stop here today” Aveno was really in no mood and ended the meeting hastily.

Everyone was stunned, what is going on?

It was only then that Aveno realized that he, the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, was purely a decoration.

  On the surface, the two parties involved in the Brazilian Civil War are the military government of Rio de Janeiro and the state capital of Mizhou. In fact, the two parties behind the war are the United States and southern Africa.

Needless to say, Southern Africans come and go as they please and treat the League of Nations like a hotel. The United States simply did not join.

So it makes no sense for the League of Nations to discuss how to mediate the Brazilian Civil War in the absence of colleagues from southern Africa and the United States.

This is not the Paris Peace Conference, where several major countries decided the fate of many countries through closed-door discussions.

So Aveno is really tired. Now he finally understands why Sir Drummond gave him the position of Secretary-General. This is definitely not about abdicating the position to make way for someone more worthy. It is about leaving Mingzhe to retreat bravely and putting Aveno on the line.

bake.

 So on New Year's Day, Aveno resigned from the League of Nations on his own initiative and no longer served as Secretary-General of the League of Nations.

 The reason is simple: I feel unwell.

 The country cannot be without an owner for a day, and the League of Nations cannot be without a secretary-general, otherwise the Executive Yuan will not be able to operate normally.

 Jean Lested, in the name of Acting Secretary-General, convened a plenary meeting on the second day of 1932 to discuss the candidate for the new Secretary-General.

“What’s there to discuss? If the Secretary-General resigns, why don’t you just serve as Secretary-General directly?” Stanley Bruce was very casual. No matter who became Secretary-General, it would not be his turn as an Australian.

"No, no, no, my health is not good either. I have made an appointment with a doctor. I will go to see a doctor after the meeting is over." After Jean Lested said this, he took out a handkerchief and covered his mouth with a decent cough.

He shouted twice and looked extremely ill.

 Jean Lesid is not stupid either. The British couldn't control the situation and replaced him with the French.

The Frenchman is also unable to control the situation. How can he, an Irishman, be able to control it?

 Stop it, if you want to serve as Secretary-General of the League of Nations, your own ability is not important, the strength of the country you represent behind it is the only factor.

“I think we should vote. Secretary-General is a very important position. It requires sufficient ability to be qualified, a huge enthusiasm for work, and the courage to take responsibility.” Vasily was positive, but he didn’t even say clearly that he chose me. He chose me.

 It’s a pity that no matter how many rounds we take, the Russians will never get their turn.

 The Australians’ turn was not due to Australia’s lack of strength.

 The Russians’ turn was not purely due to European countries’ fear of Russia.

Russia, with a population of more than 100 million and a territory of more than 20 million square kilometers, is not Australia. If Vasily is really the secretary-general, then you can tell with your toes that Vasily's first order will definitely be to station the station at the mouth of the Black Sea.

All League of Nations troops will withdraw. At that time, Russia will be able to forcefully enter the Balkans, which is empty of power, and then control the outlet of the Black Sea, thus entering the sea like a dragon and turning the Black Sea into Russia's inland sea.

 This result is something that no one wants to see except the Russians.

"It would be better for Sir Drummond to be the Secretary-General." Adelaide, the French deputy ambassador to the League of Nations, caused trouble. In fact, there is a saying that during Sir Drummond's tenure as Secretary-General, the League of Nations still played a certain role and was not bad.

To this extent now.

“No, no, no, Sir Drummond is also in poor health and cannot hold important positions.” The British representative to the League of Nations said that whoever you want to do it will do it, but the British will not do it anyway.

Those who wanted to be secretary-general were not allowed to do so, and those who could be did not want to be. So the whole audience fell silent, and the representatives had different thoughts.

 Does such an international alliance still make sense to maintain?

 It is estimated that at this moment, many representatives were thinking about the answer to this question.

"Since Mr. Aveno and Sir Drummond are unable to serve as Secretary-General due to health reasons, why not let others try, such as Mr. Sean Ferguson?" A voice suddenly came from the venue, speaking from Italy

Ambassador Plenipotentiary to the League of Nations Vittorio Rolandi Risi.

 Everyone was suddenly enlightened.

 You are right. The United Kingdom and France, the four permanent members of the League of Nations, have already served as Secretary-General of the League of Nations. If it were the turn, it would actually be an Italian who would take office.

However, Italy's strength is seriously insufficient. Even the strength of Britain and France is not enough to maintain the image of the League of Nations. Let the Italians forget it.

 This is also the reason why no one proposed just now that an Italian should serve as Secretary-General of the League of Nations.

Now that the Italians are willing to take the initiative to give up their talents, the only candidate qualified to serve as Secretary-General of the League of Nations is Sean Ferguson, the representative of Southern Africa to the League of Nations.

 “Agree!” The first person to jump out to support his elder brother was Stanley Bruce.

 “Second!” Jean Lested took a step slowly. The Acting Secretary-General has already agreed, so what else is there to say?

"agree!"

  “This is the only candidate”

“Sure enough, Southern Africa is the savior of the League of Nations”

“This is the only correct choice after the establishment of the League of Nations”

Amidst the vast chorus of eloquent echoes, Vasily’s voice was extremely weak: “I think we should raise our hands.”

 No one paid any attention to Vasily.

 Russia is alone in the League of Nations. Even if it votes, no one supports Russia, so what is the point of voting?

　　From the beginning of "I" to the present, Sean Ferguson, who had not yet had time to speak, looked confused.

 Is this the Secretary-General of the League of Nations?

It’s not that easy to choose a mayor, right?

 Sure enough, Blue Star is a global village.

"Mr. Secretary-General, come here, you should fulfill your duties." Sean Lested took the initiative to stand up and make way for the Secretary-General, as if there was a brazier sitting under his butt, while applauding, and warmly to Sean Ferguson

invite.

 Others applauded enthusiastically, and some even had tears in their eyes. The League of Nations has never been more united than it is today since the day it was founded.

Of course, there are also people who are reluctant. For example, Vasily’s clapping movements were like slow motion, and his serious expression was like a cat going to the toilet, with reluctance written all over his face.

 Marcelo looked even more sluggish. A southern African is going to be the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, so what else can the League of Nations expect?

 Shaun Ferguson only thought for two seconds, stood up slowly amidst warm applause, straightened his tie at the collar, and strode towards the rostrum.

It’s no big deal if you just take it as it is. In the current League of Nations, southern Africa is doing its part.

 “Thank you, thank you,” Sean Ferguson just started to speak, but was interrupted by even warmer applause.

After a long while, the applause gradually stopped, and Sean Ferguson reorganized his words before speaking slowly.

"Thank you, Mr. Rishi, for your nomination, and all the gentlemen for your kindness. Your enthusiasm will never be forgotten by me. Thank you gentlemen for your trust in me and the federal government of Southern Africa that I represent, for giving me a role for the League of Nations."

opportunity to serve, but before I serve as Secretary-General, I would like to ask everyone to recall the original intention of President Wilson's proposal to establish the League of Nations. I remember that the purpose of the League of Nations is to reduce the number of weapons, quell international disputes, improve people's living standards and promote international

Cooperation and international trade, then I would like to ask you to ask yourselves, have we achieved it?" Sean Ferguson was not polite and fired fiercely from the beginning.

 The two Secretary-Generals of the League of Nations were one British and one French.

 Shaun Ferguson’s question now is not to restate old scores, but to hope that representatives of all member states will realize that the League of Nations has entered a new era.

 Whether we want to open a new situation or repeat the mediocre past is a question that needs to be considered by representatives of all member states.