Chapter 57: Wilhelm II's Conditions

For Wilhelm II, he would prefer to see Australia lean towards Germany, even if it cannot directly participate in future wars, it should at least pose a significant threat to France's colonies in East Africa and Asia.

But if Australia forms a close cooperation with the more friendly England, it will be easier to win over Australia with England's strong power and closer blood relationship.

By then, it is feared that Australia will not become a surprise force in the war, but will become a logistical supply station for England and France, and may even threaten Germany's overseas colonies.

This is not what Wilhelm II wants to see. The extent of England's assistance to Australia may also change Australia's stance on future wars.

If it is a frontal war, Wilhelm II is confident that the German army is not weaker than anyone else, and can even cause significant advantages against any army.