Transmigrated as the Crown Prince

Catherine the Great even named her grandson Alexander, hoping that like Alexander the Great of Macedonia in ancient Greece, he would establish a large empire spanning Europe and Asia - the Great Russian Empire.

The later Alexander I did have a lot of achievements. Because he led the anti-French alliance to defeat the French Emperor Napoleon I in the Napoleonic War and revived the European royal family, he was called the "Savior of Europe" by the nobles of various European countries. In addition to his actions, He was the leader of the Holy Alliance in post-war Europe, so he was also called the "Holy King"; it can be said that in the early days of his rule, his influence reached its peak, and most of the people and different classes supported him.

But in the later period, he began to ignore the government affairs and spent all his time playing with the palace ladies and studying mysticism, and gradually lost the support of the people. This led to two types of evaluations of Alexander I in later generations, one was extreme praise, and the other was extreme disparagement. Some people gave high praise to his military achievements, and evaluated him as "cowardly and incompetent" for his incompetence in the later period of his rule. As for why Alexander I fell into this state, no one knows the exact reason.

However, Emperor Catherine the Great probably would not have thought that 120 years after her death, Tsarist Russia would be overthrown, and today the Soviet Union is on the verge of danger.

"There is no Great Russian Empire, but if you have a spirit in heaven, you will see the Great German Empire." Yannik sighed while looking at the portrait of Emperor Catherine the Great.

At this time, Moscow in the distance.

"Comrade Stalin, we just received news that the German Crown Prince has arrived in Leningrad!" Beria hurried into Stalin's ward and reported this important news.

Stalin's eyes lit up and he asked hurriedly. "Are there any of our personnel in Leningrad?"

"Keep some manpower."

Stalin ordered loudly. "Let them kill the German Crown Prince at all costs!"

"Yes!" Malenkov asked softly as he watched Beria withdraw. "Comrade Stalin, don't we need to prepare for the 200 tons of gold?" Molotov, who was sent to Berlin two days ago, sent a telegram saying that the German Crown Prince wanted a "peace negotiation fee" of 200 tons of gold before he agreed to negotiate, otherwise there would be no negotiation at all. Not negotiable.

After a moment of silence, Starling slowly spoke. "Do you think their operation will be successful?"

Of course Malenkov knew that Stalin was asking about Beria's action to assassinate the German Crown Prince, so he thought about it and replied truthfully. "The Germans are so cunning that Comrade Beria may not be able to succeed." Putting aside the difficulty of assassinating the German Crown Prince, as Stalin's personal secretary, he naturally knew that Stalin had multiple stand-ins; who can guarantee that the German Crown Prince has no stand-ins? "Comrade Stalin, if Comrade Beria's action fails, or if the stand-in of the German Crown Prince comes, then..." If Beria successfully assassinates the stand-in of the German Crown Prince, wouldn't it completely anger the Germans? Negotiations will come to nothing.

After hearing his analysis, Starlin nodded thoughtfully and asked again. "Have those German troops who destroyed the railway been wiped out?"

Malenkov shook his head cautiously. "Not yet. The Germans seem to have dropped more paratroopers. Our army's operations in the mountains and forests have been greatly affected." The Soviet army lacks light equipment suitable for mountain operations. The heavy artillery, tanks and armored vehicles cannot go up the mountain at all. Not to mention deployed in an organizational setting.

Moreover, mountain warfare is the same as street fighting, jungle warfare and other combat styles, and is greatly affected by terrain. The terrain of the mountains is characterized by large height differences, rolling hills, and mountains. Without professionally trained troops, it would be difficult to eliminate those German troops.

Stalin said angrily. "A bunch of trash. How many troops can the Germans put in? One regiment or one division?" He cursed, but there was nothing he could do. The local garrison commander had been changed three times, but without any effect. He couldn't keep changing. "How are the gold preparations going?"

"It's almost ready."

Starling sighed. "Go and tell Beria to cancel the operation and send the gold to the front line."

"yes."

What's more, even if the Soviets wanted to take action, they couldn't hurt Yanik at all. Because the information was not smooth, Yannik had already left for Smolensk when Beria received the news. By the time Beria picked up Yannik and arrived in Smolensk, Yannik had already arrived in Stalingrad. When he wanted to mobilize the manpower in Stalingrad, Yannick had already returned to Berlin.

The gold sent by the Soviet Union arrived in Berlin a few days later, and the American gold was also on its way.

Anderson, the U.S. ambassador to Sweden, couldn't wait to come to the German Embassy. "Mr. Ebel, can we start talking now?"

Ambassador Abel nodded. "Of course. Your Highness has given me full responsibility for the negotiations with your country."

"That's great. President Wilkie has also authorized me." Ambassador Anderson asked eagerly. "Then will your country immediately recall the submarine off the east coast of our country?" That damn mysterious submarine sank an unknown number of its own freighters.

"Recall our submarines?" Ambassador Abel raised his eyebrows slightly. "Why are we recalling submarines?"

Ambassador Anderson's eyes widened immediately. "Haven't the negotiations between our two parties already begun?!"

Ambassador Abel smiled slightly. "Yes, we only agreed to negotiate with your country, but we did not agree to stop combat operations against you. Which law explicitly stipulates that both parties must terminate military operations during negotiations?"

"You!" Ambassador Anderson realized that he had been tricked by the Germans again. His face was livid with anger and his whole body was shaking.

Ambassador Abel shrugged and still spoke slowly. "Mr. Anderson is also an old man who has been involved in politics for decades. Don't you understand this truth? This world is about the jungle. Whoever has a big fist will have a big reason. If it were you who had the advantage, you would still negotiate with us. ? And do you think we are fools? Can't you see through this trick of yours? You just want to delay time in the name of negotiation, and when you are ready, you immediately overturn the negotiation table and start a war." As he spoke, he suddenly laugh out loud. "Mr. Anderson, I have some interesting news for you. I'm afraid Stalin also had this intention and wanted to negotiate with us. Naturally, we also accepted their 200 tons of gold as a 'peace negotiation fee.' Don't you think it's a coincidence? Was it discussed?"

Seeing the other party's expression change slightly, Ambassador Abel leisurely drank a cup of coffee and continued. "So, do you want to talk or not? Or you can listen to our conditions. We will treat all defeated countries equally, and the conditions for your country are similar to those of the United Kingdom."