University of Vienna Falls Behind

It's prom.

Even if it is a dance, Anna will not attend at all. After all, Anna will not accept other people's dance invitations. The holy Anna the Great must maintain absolute purity.

It's time to get down to business.

In the conference room, Anna will meet with US Secretary of Commerce Hoover, the future 32nd President of the United States.

Herbert Clark Hoover.

When coming to Anna.

Hoover bowed to Anna.

"Your Highness."

Hoover's identity is somewhat special. He is of German descent. His parents died when he was only nine years old. He lived with his grandmother, then with his uncle, and finally with his uncle.

If Hoover has any feelings for Deta, it is basically impossible to say what.

Calling Anna your Highness now is just a sigh of relief for the blood flowing in her body.

"Sit down, Mr. Hoover."

Anna sat upright in the chair and nodded slightly to Hoover.

Hoover nodded.

He also sat across from Anna.

"Has Mr. Hoover gone back to Detta?"

"We were there during the war."

"how do you feel?"

Hoover smiled: "It's like arriving in another world, wars, political parties, strikes, uprisings, as if the world is going through an unprecedented change. In comparison, the United States can make me feel more peaceful."

"So Mr. Hoover is also isolationist?"

Hoover nodded.

"Yes, Your Highness, I can provide a lot of food for Europe, and the United States can also provide loans to Europe, but I personally don't want the United States to participate in the European battlefield."

"What about the economy?"

Hoover knew what Anna was asking.

Today's rapidly rising economy of Deta, even if it has little impact on the United States now, will affect the United States in the future.

But Hoover didn't care.

"The economy should be dominated by market freedom, and the government should not interfere too much. This violates freedom and human rights. Therefore, the government will not interfere in the competitive behavior faced by domestic and Deta."

"What about the tariff policy?"

"The tariffs of various countries are determined by the situation of each country at the time. I cannot guarantee you, but personally speaking, the tariffs of various countries are very stable now, and I will not increase the tariffs of European countries."

This is a lie.

This idea of ​​Hoover cannot be said to be wrong in this day and age.

But after.

It is precisely because of this idea that he was named the worst president in the history of the United States.

Because of a series of wrong operations during the economic crisis, he originally intended the government to give the bank money to save the market, but stipulated that the bank must enter the market with market behavior and cannot directly participate in the economy.

However, such mishandling did nothing, and Hoover then asked the company to reduce production capacity, but not to reduce worker wages.Any company will lay off employees across the board, and the number of unemployed people will increase again.

Hoover had no choice.

We can only continue to make foolish tricks, that is, to increase import tariffs and allow the United States to absorb excess production capacity.

Then tariffs on more than 2000 commodities were raised, and the local crisis immediately spread to the whole world.Then other countries followed suit and raised tariffs, which also caused the world economy to collapse together.

But that doesn't explain how bad Hoover was.

At least his food policy is indeed right.

By investing in food, the United States has successfully controlled the world with food.

Anna looked at Hoover and continued to ask.

"What if I want to ally with the United States and suppress Britain and France?"

Hoover frowned.

He didn't expect Anna to be so direct.

Hoover didn't answer.

This is not something that he can decide as a commerce chief. It must be passed through the entire cabinet and Congress. Although he has considerable influence in the Republican Party, Hoover does not feel that he can influence the operation of the entire Congress.

"I'm sorry, Your Highness, this is not something I can decide."

"Please rest assured, Mr. Hoover, I will not ask you to embarrass you, but I also promise you that Deta will never raise tariffs on the United States, even if the American economy is in crisis, Deta will be a friendly friend of the United States. , at least within this decade."

"His Royal Highness thinks there will be a crisis in the US economy?"

Anna just smiled.

did not speak.

Hoover is not a fool. America is developing so fast now that it is normal to fall over.And the economic connection between Deta and the United States is too sophisticated for others to see, but Hoover sees it very clearly.

A large number of American loans and American capital are in Deta, and the Deta industrial system has reversely impacted the American market.

"What conditions do you want, Your Highness?"

"There are no conditions, the United States just needs to do nothing."

Hoover frowned.

"His Royal Highness, I've seen war, I've seen famine, it's terrible, I don't want to see another war anyway."

"Mr. Hoover, you have misunderstood. I will not start a war."

"I need to think for a while."

"Thank you."

Hoover then stood up and left.

This is also one of the main reasons for Anna to come to the United States. Just like Bismarck and Napoleon, in the war between Prussia and Austria, France only needs to do nothing.

Now in the affairs of Deta and Europe, what Anna wants is the maximum degree of non-intervention by the United States.

This situation only lasted until 1930.

Wait until Hoover is gone.

Anna also left the room.

Follow the maid of the manor to the courtyard.

A middle-aged man is already waiting in the courtyard, and he will have the greatest influence on the world in the future, and is known as the greatest president in American history.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Chapter 27 The World's Poles

Roosevelt gracefully prepared to salute Anna.

But Anna ignored it at all, and went directly to the courtyard bench beside Roosevelt to sit down.

Elbows resting on the armrests, slender fingers resting on his chin, his legs are crossed and Erlang's legs are raised, and the toes of the crystal slippers are exposed under the long skirt, which makes people want to peep at the bottom of the skirt.

But for Anna herself, this dress will only feel uncomfortable, and the accessories on her head make people feel top-heavy, not as comfortable as military uniforms.

"Sit down, meet in private, and don't pay too much attention to etiquette."

Roosevelt smiled helplessly.

Roosevelt could see the character of this little princess from the letters of the two. He came to Anna's side and sat down in Anna's two positions, so as not to appear too rude.

"You are much prettier than I thought, Your Highness."

"I'm tired of hearing that."

Really tired of listening.

Anna's beauty is already known to everyone. Now whoever tells Anna that Anna has no feelings.

"I won't tell you any more nonsense. I just met Hoover and asked him to use his influence in the Republican Party to get the U.S. Congress not to interfere in Europe. I want you to use your influence in the Democratic Party to get the U.S. Congress not to interfere. Interfere in Europe, as long as it lasts until 1930, when you want to declare war directly."

"My princess is so certain that I will agree?"

"Of course you can refuse, but this is the rules of the game, if you refuse I will treat you as a violation of the rules of the game."

"Who is the maker of the rules?"

"I."

Anna said with certainty.

Roosevelt smiled lightly, and he knew Anna's character very well.

"I have a question. If I really betray my promise and start frantically suppressing Deta, what are you going to do? Or do you have other plans to deal with it?"

"To be honest, I didn't think about it."

"I thought you'd figure it all out."

"I also have miscalculations, when the Cap coup I thought I could control the situation, but Carl, Legin rejected me, the rift in his heart was too big, he knew it was wrong, but he I chose to do it anyway.”

Anna turned her head to look at Roosevelt.

"But you have a happy life, and you haven't been in war. Reason must be more important than emotion."

"If it is sensible, I should reject you, this is the best development line for the United States."

"Didn't I already tell you the ending?"

In her letter, Anna had already described the future of America to Roosevelt.