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Shortly after the Russian-Austrian agreement was exposed, the Berlin Government openly counteracted by publishing the "Anglo-Prussian Debt Agreement" and the "Franco-Prussian Debt Agreement".
Secrecy was no longer an issue; it was now a time to boost morale. How could the citizens bravely participate in the war without favorable news?
International loans were always linked to politics, implying alliances during the provision of funding.
England and France supported the Prusso Federation, while Austria and the Nordic Federation backed the Russian Empire; other European countries also chose sides.
The Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Spain, and the German Federation were more inclined to support the Prusso Federation, whereas Greece and Montenegro supported Russia.
The Prusso Federation still held an advantage in terms of international support, but the Russian Empire had greater potential for war, so both sides were evenly matched.
