This also led to the rapid expansion of Labor Party organizations in Germany's rear, especially among factory workers. Those who were wounded and withdrawn from the front lines were most susceptible to incitement.
Previously, William II actually did not care about these German Labor Party organizations because there were many political groups opposing imperial rule in Europe, and the Labor Party was not even on the list.
However, since the Russian Labor Party seized power, the situation has changed. Before the Labor Party successfully overturned a country's political system, it naturally did not receive much attention.
But the problem was that the Russian Labor Party succeeded, and they also killed Russia's Nicholas II. This was even worse; for William II, this was intolerable, as he was also a monarch.
