Anning remembered that historically, Poland was partitioned three times, and the Russian Army's occupation of Warsaw should have been the second time.
Then, in an attempt to resist their impending doom as a nation, the Poles launched an uprising against Russia, which ironically brought about the third partition.
After that, Poland no longer existed in this world.
It is indeed lamentable; Poland was once so powerful, and their Polish Winged Hussars were once so glorious, yet they met with such a fate in the end.
Although the partition of Poland has not ended, with only some scattered territories remaining, Russia, Prussia, and Austria have already consumed Poland's core regions, satisfying most of their territorial demands. Austria can probably spare the effort to deal with France now.
Even though France and Austria have just signed a ceasefire agreement, real-world ceasefire agreements are not like those in the game with ten-year terms.
