The transformation attempt in the province of Bohemia was indeed propelled by the East Africa Central Government, after all, the East Africa economy remains quite vibrant today, and a booming economy can conceal many urban development issues.
Ernst chose the province of Bohemia not only for its unbalanced industrial structure but also because Bohemia is located in the inland area of East Africa, where development is inherently more challenging than the coastal areas.
Ernst predicts that once the European war ends, the world economic powers will face a severe crisis, especially after the European countries restore their economic production order.
During the great war in Europe and the Middle East, other parts of the world were not idle. Besides East Africa and the United States, which accumulated terrifying industrial capacity, Japan, the Far East Empire, British colonies, and even South America's industry experienced a significant degree of development.
