The Revolutionary Era in One Piece

Marx and Engels continued to work with the workers, and under the encouragement of Marx and Engels and with the care of the organization, the workers' self-confidence began to gradually recover.

Marx and Engels ordered the reserve army to unite the workers in each mine in blocks and under the revolutionary party members responsible for each area.

Marx and Engels decided to establish a trade union after a period of time, under the guidance of which the interests of the workers could be better protected.

However, what Marx did finally attracted the attention of the supervisors. However, under the encouragement of organization, the morale lost after the last failure of the workers has been recovered.

This significant change has attracted the attention of the authorities. Originally, there were supervisors in the coal mines, with a ratio of about one hundred to one, and employees recruited by the World Government supervised the coal miners.

Under the leadership of the Revolutionary Party, the morale of the workers had improved significantly, and the supervisors noticed something was wrong and reported it to their superiors.

Soon, the World Government officials in charge of the coal mines in the Kingdom of Andorra learned what had happened in the coal mines.

Soon after, the supervisors began to gather all the workers. Ma En followed the crowd to the gathering hall.

When all the workers arrived, an official from the World Government, surrounded by a group of Andorran soldiers, walked up to the podium with his feet turned outward and his head held high.

Seeing this scene, the workers in the audience quickly caused a commotion.

The World Government official on the stage shouted solemnly, "Everyone be quiet!"

The soldiers beside him also shouted, and the supervisors surrounding the workers began to wave their whips.

Under such oppression, the workers' unrest gradually subsided.

"Bring those guys up here," the official said arrogantly. Then, several wounded workers were brought up to the platform.

Old Gus leaned close to Marx's ear and whispered, "They are the workers' leaders captured in the last struggle. We all thought they were dead."

Marx and Engels looked at the bloody workers' leaders on the stage and thought that in the current situation, the rulers wanted to use violence to force the people to submit.

Marx clenched his fists tightly, but the preparations for the revolution were not yet complete, so he could only watch the scene helplessly.

The official still held his head high and looked down at the workers below the stage. He said, "Logically speaking, after the lesson we learned last time, you should be quiet for a while.

But it doesn’t matter. I don’t know what you are doing, and I don’t care. But if you dare to resist the World Government again, then these few unruly people on the stage will be your role models. "

He just waved his hand, and the soldiers dragged the workers out and made them kneel in front of the stage.

He went on to say, “Damn you untouchables, how dare you rebel against the World Government? You should know that the government here guarantees your safety, and you don’t have to pay taxes on Heavenly Gold.

You don't need to be grateful, just be happy! You dare to rebel and have wild ideas. Do you still want to negotiate with the Five Elders?"

Then he cut his hand horizontally, and several soldiers drew their knives and pushed the arrested workers to the front of the stage. But at this time, an unexpected accident happened.

Several workers used all their strength to break free from the suppression while kneeling and stood up firmly.

The soldiers around were obviously shocked. After all, with such serious injuries, no one expected this accident to happen.

The officer was also startled, but then he said angrily, "Hurry up, kill them quickly."

The surrounding soldiers no longer cared about the rules and began to frantically attack the workers with their weapons, but they still failed to stop the workers.

Even though they had been stabbed several times, the workers' leaders acted very bravely. Even though they were seriously injured, they still shouted loudly, "Great sacrifice, great success!"

Marx could no longer bear it and shouted, "Great! Great sacrifice, great success."

The workers around were also moved to shout loudly, and now everyone, including the supervising soldiers and the official, were terrified.

It was not only because the crowd was outraged, but also because they had never seen someone so fearless of death. The executioners who were armed with weapons were so scared that they dropped their swords.

The officer was furious and yelled, "Disperse, disperse, lock them up first!"

The supervisors and soldiers finally reacted after hearing his voice, and drove all the workers, including Ma En, into a larger mine and temporarily detained them.

All the workers gathered together now, but after the temporary excitement, not many of them remained indignant.

Only the members of the revolutionary party and its reserve forces still maintained a strong fighting spirit. After the brief enthusiasm of more workers subsided, they began to feel confused about the future. Marx and Engels knew that this could not go on and that they had to boost the workers' deeds.

So, he first signaled the workers of his revolutionary party to gather all the workers together, and Marx and Engels gave a speech to all the workers, "Just now, several great pioneers were shamelessly killed by the world government.

I can say that although I have never met them before, I know they are our comrades.

The road is tortuous, but the future is bright. They would rather die than surrender to tell us that victory is not far away. They are all true heroes, who lived a great life and sacrificed a glorious life! "

At this time, some depressed workers seemed to have given up on themselves and asked, "Many of us have died before. How can we possibly defeat such a powerful world government? It's impossible."

Maan walked up to him, patted him on the shoulder, and said softly, "Nothing is invincible."

Then Ma En looked around and seemed to have found something, and said, “Look, there is a small stone on the road, which the officials can kick away with one foot.

But if you add a lot of small stones, sand, and lime and mix them into a ball, you can’t even hold it, let alone kick it.”

Ma En performed as he spoke, and his performance reminded the workers of the officials' embarrassed look, and they couldn't help laughing.

"So, as long as we unite, we can definitely defeat them." Ma En said firmly, and the workers nodded thoughtfully.

The officials did not intend to detain the workers for long. After all, without the workers, the entire coal mine would be shut down and would not be able to operate at all.

So, not long after that, the management officials released all the workers.

However, after this incident, the officials still fiercely demanded that the supervisors treat the workers more harshly and make them work longer hours as a way of punishing them.

Afterwards, the officials swaggered out of the gray mine.

The oppressed workers dared not speak out, but the seeds of Marx and Engels had been planted. With the efforts of the revolutionary party, the class consciousness of the workers gradually became clear. Now, Marx and Engels thought, they just had to wait for the right time.

at the same time.

Dividing line

"Cap, take care of my child for me."

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Fate has already weighed the weights, and the windmill of the times has begun to turn.