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As the trial of war criminals comes to the agenda, Heiner confronts Jackson about the sniper and the Huntingham Church, then wishes to answer with his return to Annette's letters written from Santamomoli.","summary_language":"en","summary_source":"chapter_translation","summary_status":"editorial","summary_verification":"verified"},"summary":"After the victory at Cheshire, the Franze economy collapses, the fronts fall apart, and in AU 723 Franze surrenders and signs an armistice. With the Peace of Viche, a prisoner exchange is arranged and, at Heiner Waldemar's insistence, a clause banning attacks on doctors is added. As the trial of war criminals comes to the agenda, Heiner confronts Jackson about the sniper and the Huntingham Church, then wishes to answer with his return to Annette's letters written from Santamomoli.","key_events":["Letters from Santamomoli describe winter and reworking old compositions while worrying for safety.","He decides his return itself will answer letters and begins descent in new peace era.","Captain Elliot Sidow Jackson to be tried as war criminal for Huntingham Church Massacre.","Decision not to take Annette as prisoner influenced by her insistence and apology.","Confrontation confirms sniper release was intentional and the soldier involved was killed on site.","On January 21 AU 723, Franze formally surrenders to Allied Forces and signs armistice.","Huntingham Church door opening explained as belated apology; health not fully recovered.","Viche Peace Treaty prepared with new war law banning attacks on medical staff and emblem buildings.","Peace treaty takes immediate effect banning all military hostilities and ordering prisoner exchange.","Allied Forces win Pitched Battle of Cheshire, Franze economy collapses and fronts dissolve."],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":true,"format":"plain-text","language":"en","content":"WITH THE ALLIED FORCES' VICTORY AT THE BATTLE OF CHESHIRE FIELD, THE ALREADY FRAGILE ECONOMY OF FRANZE REACHED ITS BREAKING POINT.\nAXIS FRONTLINES ACROSS THE CONTINENT BEGAN TO COLLAPSE.\nAS AUTUMN TURNED TO WINTER, AN UNPRECEDENTED COLD WAVE SWEPT ACROSS THE CONTINENT.\n\nENEMY CASUALTIES FROM FROSTBITE REACHED A RECORD HIGH.\nTHEN, ON JANUARY 21ST, AU 723.\nFRANZE FORMALLY SURRENDERED TO THE ALLIED FORCES AND SIGNED AN ARMISTICE.\n\nTODAY, ON JANUARY 21ST, THE WARRING NATIONS...\n...HAVE AGREED TO END THE WAR THAT HAS INFLICTED IMMENSE DAMAGE ON BOTH SIDES.\nUNDER THIS PEACE AGREEMENT, TAKING EFFECT IMMEDIATELY,\nALL MILITARY HOSTILITY AND ARMED ACTIONS WILL BE STRICTLY PROHIBITED.\nPRISONERS ON BOTH SIDES WILL BE EXCHANGED.\n\nCITIZENS OF PADANIA.\nWE HAVE OVERCOME LONG YEARS OF HARDSHIP AND NOW STAND AT A TURNING POINT IN HISTORY.\nOUR GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY ARE COMMITTED TO ENSURING LASTING PEACE.\nTO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU, WE EXTEND OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE AND APPLAUSE.\n\n...TODAY, WE BRING YOU VICTORY.\nEpisode 72\n\nIN THE CITY OF VICHE, LOCATED IN WEITERIS, THE VICHE PEACE AGREEMENT AND TREATY WERE DRAFTED.\nFURTHERMORE, AT THE INSISTENCE OF PADANIA'S COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, HEINER WALDEMAR,\nA NEW ARTICLE WAS ADDED TO THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF WAR.\n\n...STRICTLY PROHIBITED ATTACKS ON DOCTORS, NURSES, AMBULANCES...\n...AND BUILDINGS MARKED WITH THE EMBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS.\nEVEN AFTER THE WAR ENDED, NEW DEVELOPMENTS UNFOLDED RAPIDLY.\n\nTHE ISSUE OF REPARATIONS FROM THE DEFEATED NATIONS, THE REDISTRIBUTION OF TERRITORIES, AND A SERIES OF OTHER TREATIES WERE BEING DISCUSSED.\nWHAT REMAINED WAS..\n...THE TRIALS AND PUNISHMENTS FOR WAR CRIMINALS.\n\nOH, LOOK WHO'S HERE.\nMAN... YOU'RE IN WAY BETTER SHAPE THAN I THOUGHT.\nI GUESS THE GIFT I LEFT BEHIND DIDN'T WORK AS INTENDED.\nAS EXPECTED, YOU WERE THE ONE WHO LEFT THE SNIPER THAT DAY.\n\nI SUSPECTED...\n...THAT IT WASN'T JUST A COINCIDENCE THAT A SNIPER WAS THERE THAT DAY.\nI WAS DEVASTATED WHEN I HEARD THAT THE SOLDIER WAS KILLED ON THE SPOT.\nHE WAS A GOOD FELLOW.\n\nI GUESS YOU WERE CERTAIN THAT I WOULD SHOW UP.\nWELL, I GUESS TO SOME EXTENT. HONESTLY, I DID HAVE MY DOUBTS.\n\nAFTER ALL, YOU'RE THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF AN ENTIRE NATION.\nI DIDN'T THINK YOU'D RISK YOUR LIFE JUST FOR A WOMAN.\nIF YOU VALUED YOUR OWN LIFE, YOU WOULDN'T HAVE ACTED RECKLESSLY.\nBUT...\nYOU REALLY DID LOVE HER, DIDN'T YOU?\nI THOUGHT THAT MAYBE IT WASN'T TRUE, SINCE MS. ROZENBERG KEPT INSISTING IT WASN'T.\n\nIF I'D KNOWN, I WOULD'VE MADE BETTER USE OF HER AS A PRISONER TO GET PROMOTED.\nAND ALSO EARN SOME MEDALS.\nJACKSON WILL BE PUT ON TRIAL.\nHE'LL PROBABLY RECEIVE A LIFE SENTENCE OR THE DEATH PENALTY.\nAFTER ALL, CAPTAIN ELLIOT SIDOW WAS THE MAIN CULPRIT BEHIND THE HUNTINGHAM CHURCH MASSACRE.\nSO?\n\nYOU SAID THAT YOU'LL BECOME AN OFFICER, GET A COMFORTABLE HOUSE FROM THE GOVERNMENT, AND BE HAPPY AFTER ALL OF THIS IS OVER.\nIT SEEMS LIKE PART OF THAT DREAM CAME TRUE.\nARE YOU HAPPY?\n\nHAHA. WELL, I GUESS SO.\nYOU COULD'VE DEFINITELY CAPTURED ANNETTE AS A PRISONER.\nSAYING YOU LET HER GO SIMPLY BECAUSE OF WHAT SHE SAID DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.\nSO WHY DIDN'T YOU?\n\nI DID CONSIDER IT, BUT MS. ROZENBERG WAS SO INSISTENT.\nSHE KEPT SAYING SHE WASN'T WORTH ANYTHING AS A PRISONER, AND I STARTED TO DOUBT IT.\n...AND THAT WOMAN...\nAPOLOGIZED TO ME ON THE MARQUESS'S BEHALF.\n\nSHE SAID THAT I WAS ALSO A VICTIM OF HIS ACTIONS.\nIT WAS THE FIRST TIME I'D HEARD SOMETHING LIKE THAT.\nSO, IN THE END...\n\nIN THE END, I JUST DIDN'T WANT TO DO IT ANYMORE.\nJACKSON WILL PROBABLY RECEIVE A LIFE SENTENCE OR THE DEATH PENALTY.\n\nTHAT YOUNG MAN, WHO SWORE HE WOULD GAIN RECOGNITION AND BE HAPPY...\n...WAS NOW AWAITING PUNISHMENT AS A WAR CRIMINAL FROM A DEFEATED NATION.\nTHE REASON I CAME ALL THIS WAY...\n\n...IS BECAUSE I HAD SOMETHING I WANTED TO ASK HIM.\nTHAT DAY, AT THE HUNTINGHAM CHURCH.\nWHY DID YOU OPEN THE DOOR?\nWELL...\n\nLET'S JUST CALL IT A BELATED APOLOGY.\nHMM. BUT SEEING YOU DOING SO WELL AND LOOKING THIS HEALTHY,\nIS KIND OF IRRITATING.\nWELL, YOU MIGHT BE COMFORTED TO KNOW THAT I'M NOT ENTIRELY FINE.\nHM?\n\nAH, THIS GUY...\n\nI THOUGHT IT WAS STRANGE HOW HE KEPT STANDING TO THE RIGHT...\nHAHA! SERVES YOU RIGHT!\nDON'T BE TOO HAPPY WITH THAT WOMAN.\n\nIT'D PISS ME OFF TOO MUCH.\nJUST BE A LITTLE HAPPY, OKAY?\n\nI WILL.\n\nMy Dear Heiner.\ni'm currently writing this letter to you with the window open.\nwinter has also arrived in santamomoli, but since it's located in the southern region, it's not as cold as the capital.\n\nit's a relief, because as you know, i'm not good with the cold.\nhow is the weather there? are you safe?\ni'm worried because i haven't heard from you.\nALL THESE LETTERS FROM ANNETTE.\ni've been studying composition again.\nin fact, i believe i'll be able to finish a piece by next month.\n\nit's not a new composition, but rather one of my previous works that i've been refining.\nwhen i visited the residence, i found some of my unfinished compositions from the past.\nALL THESE MESSAGES FROM ANNETTE THAT FEEL LIKE MIRACLES...\n\nTHE REASON I I COULDN'T REPLY TO ANY OF THESE LETTERS IS BECAUSE I WASN'T SURE.\nI'M ALWAYS WORRIED ABOUT YOU. I HOPE YOU RETURN SAFE AND SOUND SOON.\nI WASN'T SURE...\n\n...WHETHER I'D BE ABLE TO RETURN TO ANNETTE IN GOOD CONDITION.\nI DIDN'T WANT HER TO CARRY YET ANOTHER BURDEN.\nSIR, WE'LL BE PREPARING TO LAND SOON!\n\nIN THIS NEW AGE OF PEACE, NOW THAT EVERYTHING IS OVER...\n...I ONLY WANTED TO GIVE HER VICTORY, LIKE A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET.\nINSTEAD OF SIMPLY RESPONDING TO YOUR LETTERS, ANNETTE...\n\n...I WANTED MY RETURN TO BE THE ANSWER.","bubble_count":105,"pages_count":32,"source":"community"},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"After the victory at Cheshire, the Franze economy collapses, the fronts fall apart, and in AU 723 Franze surrenders and signs an armistice.","spoiler_summary":"After the victory at Cheshire, the Franze economy collapses, the fronts fall apart, and in AU 723 Franze surrenders and signs an armistice. With the Peace of Viche, a prisoner exchange is arranged and, at Heiner Waldemar's insistence, a clause banning attacks on doctors is added. 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