My Italian: Chapter 201 the situation deteriorates

Chapter 201 the situation deteriorates

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The result of the contact was not good, but it seems that the attitude of the Vatican is not as strong as before.

They changed from asking Italy to return all the confiscated church property to just half, which is a huge improvement. It is a pity that the Italian government intends not to refund a single lira, because this is related to the correctness of Italy's unification. Even if one lira is withdrawn, it means that Italy has invaded the Vatican, which is a very troublesome thing.

As for why the Vatican sent such a telegram, the reason is very simple. It is impossible for the Vatican to have the final say in the Pope alone. Some people feel that it is not the way to delay it, so I want to try to see if there is one that everyone can download. steps.

As for why it was chosen at this time, it is also a matter of timing. If there is no response from the Italian government, the Vatican can say that it is for the two murdered priests.

It is a pity, however, that the current Italian government is very poor, and there is no money to give to the Vatican, so this contact can be regarded as a dead end. But this is not a failure, because at least both parties know that everyone wants to end this state.

After revealing the episode of the Vatican, Italy continued to increase its momentum at home, trying to make people's emotions even higher.

The Italian move made the Ottoman ambassador in Rome, Manrso, very worried. He sent no less than five telegrams to Halim Pasha, who was in charge of foreign affairs at home. In the letters, he described the domestic situation in Italy in detail and begged Harim Pasha came up with a solution as soon as possible, otherwise, if this continues, the war with Italy will be at hand.

The Ambassador Manrso received several urgent telegrams one after another, and finally got a response a week later. The Ottoman government came up with a solution from Harim Pasha's efforts.

Speaking of which, this time it really depends on Harim Pasha's struggle to get such a quick response.

Because in Istanbul, the upper Ottomans have no impression of this at all. Isn't this just the death of two foreign missionaries? This can be a big deal.

It was just a telegram from Rome that let the Ottoman officials know that this incident was unusual, but even if it was unusual, there was an unusual way to deal with it, so Ambassador Manrso received a compensation telegram.

And Manrso, who was holding the compensation telegram, immediately hurried to the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to present Ottoman's handling opinions.

Bakona took over the document, which was still scented with ink, and looked at the terms listed on it. He couldn't help but sigh in his heart. If it wasn't for the war with Ottoman this time, the indemnity would actually be very good. Sincerely.

Of course, this is also possible. Italy's constant propaganda and hostility scared the Ottoman executives, so they came up with a clause that made people speechless and wanted to press Italy's anger.

The indemnity document sent from Istanbul listed several articles. The first article, the Ottoman government, will impose capital punishment on the murderers of the two missionaries and 29 masters and accomplices, including Imam Agali. Carry out hanging. In addition, at the original site of the burned-down church, Ottoman allocated 800,000 lire to build a larger church. As for the name of the new church, it can be named after the two murdered missionaries.

In addition, for the families of the two missionaries, the Ottoman government will also pay 500,000 liras in compensation, and will also send someone to apologize.

These three items are only on the surface. In addition, the Ottoman government is willing to negotiate with Italy in private to sell a batch of goods worth 30 million lire at a low price, which can be regarded as Ottoman's indemnity to Italy. Of course, all this was done in private, and Osman's claim was only to compensate the victims.

I want to say here that the Ottoman lira is much more valuable than the Italian lira, basically 2.4 Italian lira for 1 Ottoman lira.

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The result of the contact was not good, but it seems that the attitude of the Vatican is not as strong as before. They changed from asking Italy to return all the confiscated church property to just half, which is a huge improvement. It is a pity that the Italian government intends not to refund a single lira, because this is related to the correctness of Italy's unification. Even if one lira is withdrawn, it means that Italy has invaded the Vatican, which is a very troublesome thing.