Chapter 452: The Second Negotiation_4

Many pieces of machinery from German factories throughout history were dismantled and sent to Allied nations. Those that could not be transported were directly destroyed to prevent post-war Germany from rapidly rising due to this industrial equipment.

An early exit from the war was also what the Austro-Hungarian Empire desired. In addition to alleviating the increasingly severe independence crisis in the Hungarian region, preserving current military power was also something the Austro-Hungarian Empire hoped for.

Currently, the Austro-Hungarian Empire still has more than a million combat forces, which is the guarantee of their independence and unity after the war.

With these more than one million soldiers, even if the Hungarian Kingdom Government enthusiastically agitates, they would not dare to openly initiate an independence rebellion.