William II asked, "But now if we stop the war and compromise with the Russians, I'm afraid it won't satisfy the citizens."
After all, from the current perspective of the German public, the Empire's defeat in Eastern Europe is also hard to accept.
Herman said, "There's no need to pay attention to the existence of such voices. In fact, those who truly support the war are actually those military-industrial interest groups or beneficiaries of World War I, but they are only a minority."
"As for some ordinary citizens' objections, they are even less significant. Compared to those who have experienced world wars and long for peace, they are just a minority, as the Russians would say, a 'minority group'."
"Their voices seem imposing, but in reality, it's just that the vast majority are not keen on expressing their opinions. After all, most people are busy making a living and have no free time to jump around."
