Berlin.
William II was incredibly dissatisfied with the reversal of Germany's situation in Belarus, and in the Prussian palace, his curses against Russia could be heard for several consecutive days.
"Damn Russians, indeed, no matter what skin they wear, they can't change the greedy core of these Slavs."
"These Russian Labor Party members are even worse heretics than Nicholas II. They not only brazenly continue Tsarist Russia's expansion policies, unabashedly revealing Russia's ambitions towards Europe and even the world over the past century, but also cunningly use the guise of liberating the world to lay the groundwork for enslaving it..."
William II was truly enraged, not genuinely worried about Russia's ambitions, but because the Russians' actions further eroded the public's trust in their own government.
