"Conrobel's Aide! If it were you, which side would you choose to support!"
Jerome Bonaparte did not rush to express his attitude. Instead, he unhurriedly asked Colonel Conrobel.
Having a neighbor in trouble is indeed a joyous thing. After the joy, he must consider how to fan the flames to make the conflict with his neighbor more intense.
No one understands better than Jerome Bonaparte that France's crisis is not in Paris, nor among those labeled as Republicans, but in the neighboring German region.
If the German region were to complete its integration, not to mention the grand vision of seven million people in Felix Schwarzenberg's Greater Germany, even a Little German Empire with Prussia at its core excluding Austria would be a massive empire with a population and military slightly surpassing, and an economy slightly inferior to, that of France.
