"Count Allen Tal, we must thank Austria-Hungary for mediating in this meeting, which greatly facilitated our work here," Von der Leyen said to Count Allen Tal.
After concluding the peace talks, Von der Leyen felt very satisfied. East Africa's fundamental goals were realized, even exceeding East Africa's expectations.
East Africa's expectations included both Angola and Mozambique, and once Orange was fully integrated into East Africa's territory, Von der Leyen and the others would have exceeded their tasks, not to mention securing six million British Pounds in war reparations.
Of course, compared to East Africa's earlier astronomical demand of over a hundred million British Pounds, six million Pounds is not even a fraction.
However, just getting any money has made the East African government quite satisfied. Earlier, East Africa estimated that the United Kingdom would not give a penny, as being the world's greatest power, territorial concessions and reparations were unacceptable.
