Romanian Eagle

The land bill has also caused an uproar in Romania, whether it is accepted or resisted, the government's determination to advance this bill will not change anyway. Smart people naturally find business opportunities in it, while stupid people choose to fight against the government.

In the Krizana region, close to Hungary, a group of people also made different choices.

"This is to push us to a dead end, and the Romanian government knows to oppress us Hungarians."

At a local secret meeting, a Hungarian landowner loudly denounced the government's injustice.

When he spoke, many people showed the same feeling.

In recent years, the Romanian government has not been very good to them as Hungarians. Whether it is education, medical care or transportation, the places where they are mostly in Hungary are always ranked last. Not only that, but Hungarian children also have to learn Latin at school, as well as the official Romanian language of the country. And for the previous history, the newspaper broadcasts also told about the oppression of other ethnic groups in the past. Although it was said that this was the decision of the Budapest government, it still made other ethnic groups have a mentality of rejecting them.

Originally, they still had expectations for the Hungarian government, but the lack of strength of the Budapest government made them quite disappointed. So in the face of the Romanian government, they can only swallow.

These overt and covert rejections broke their hearts, and many people couldn't bear it and fled to Hungary one after another. But this is okay for other people who don't care, but not for those who have a family. They can't take away the land, factories and other properties, and there is a group of special people in Krishana who buy their properties, and the asking price is extremely low, which makes them completely unacceptable.

The issue of the land bill this time is nothing but a general outburst of dissatisfaction among oppressed Hungarians, who have had enough of the government's endless oppression, and this time they have to stand up and express their dissatisfaction.

And the newly promulgated land bill made them, who had long been complaining, finally couldn't bear it anymore, so there was this secret meeting.

"That's right, we can't keep our mouth shut. We want the world to know about Romania's oppression of us. If we don't fight, the government is going to get an inch."

Inspirational words made the atmosphere of the scene instantly high.

"We have to fight, not humiliate."

"We have to withstand earthquakes, not humiliation."

When everyone was shouting for this, an old man with a gray beard stood on the high platform and waved to signal everyone to be quiet.

This guy everyone knew, his name was Porty, and he was a very famous guy in the whole area.

This highly respected old man stood on the stage and watched everyone talk. "Everyone, I know how you want to fight. But here I need to remind everyone that we must fight peacefully, and we must not take drastic actions. Because our purpose is to let the world notice what happened to us Hungarians. Injustice, not a rebellion, because this will only give the government a pretext for all Hungarians to suffer for."

The old man's words made those present think deeply. Of course they have no determination to riot. Because they just want to demand fair treatment, and do not want to be violently suppressed by the government.

Porti also supports the protests, but he is most worried about an accident that will lead to a riot. You must know that protests and riots are two treatments, one is legal and can meet their demands, and the other is illegal and will also lead to repression. And their Hungarians are a minority in Romania, and it would be worth the loss if they aroused the disgust of others.

And his reminder also made those present realize the importance of this, so the specific arrangements for the protests were gradually improved in the deliberation of everyone.

"They want to protest peacefully. These people still have expectations from the government, and we can't let them do that."

In a house in Oradea, Dokya, the region's leader, also received the message. As the largest secret organization in the region, it is not difficult to know this news.

However, she will not let the peaceful protest go smoothly. In his opinion, these Hungarians are completely available to use, and through them, the people can see the evil face of the government.

As for the deaths and injuries caused by the conflict, it is also an essential part of the revolutionary road. Revolution is not a treat for dinner with warmth, it requires bloodshed and sacrifice. And as long as it can cause conflict, they can make them give up on the government. And the organization can also absorb new blood from it, laying a good foundation for the new world of Romania in the future.

Since Dokya can receive the news that the Hungarians want to protest, the government is not bad.

The top local official, Bo Lifu, was also fascinated by the news. He has attached great importance to the actions of the local Hungarians since he took office, not only giving funds but also frequently asking about their actions. Did not expect this result to come so quickly.

"Is this news confirmed?"

A little worried, he couldn't help but ask again.

"This news came from one of our insiders, and the news is very reliable."

In front of him, Dole, the local interior minister, answered.

"Then do you have any suggestions?"

"Have."

As an interior official, Dorle naturally has a way. "We have two options. First, turn this march into a riot, and then forcefully suppress it. Then, in that name, expel most of the Hungarians from Romania. The disadvantage is that the image of our country may be criticized outside, and it may have the effect of resisting the integration of other ethnic groups."

As he deserves to be engaged in internal affairs, his words are simple and clear. But Burleigh wants to hear about the next plan. "And another one?"

"That is to appease the emotions of these Hungarians, and when they protest, give them some less important requests. And apply to Bucharest to suspend the plan to expel the Hungarians. The advantage is that the place can settle down quickly, and It can also make these profitable for the government. The downside is that it will prolong the eviction operation, and it will be different in Bucharest, and it will raise questions about our ability to work.”

Dorler's words made it difficult for Boliff to choose. No matter what kind of decision, the danger is relatively high, which makes him in a dilemma.

It seems that this issue can only be turned over, and I believe that these big figures will give clear instructions on this. I just don't know, will their evaluation of themselves be lowered because of this?