Chapter 114, Diplomatic Efforts

War serves politics, and naturally, propaganda is indispensable. After the Vienna Government and Russia reached an agreement, Austrian newspapers began to feature more news about the dark history of the Ottoman Empire.

This time, no fabrication was needed; the heinous crimes committed during the Ottoman Empire's heydays were too numerous to document, and black material abounded just from casual research.

The calls for revenge were growing louder by the day, and the Vienna Government presumably received enough petition letters to fill an entire room.

The power of hatred was somewhat beyond Franz's imagination; if not for the efficiency of the Vienna Police, it's likely the Ottoman Embassy would no longer exist.

Now, the Vienna Police had no choice but to patrol the area 24 hours a day to ensure the safety of the Ottoman Embassy. The embassy's supplies had to be specially delivered by Austrian personnel, as the embassy staff dared not step outside.