After contemplating for a moment, Prime Minister Conrad said: "Your Highness's plan could perhaps be even bolder; not only Dalmatia, we might further expand the sources of immigration."
"After all, the German population in Dalmatia is less than a million, and it's already quite difficult to fill Venice, relying solely on this place's population to promote nationwide Germanization is very strenuous."
Under Rudolph's persuasion, Conrad no longer cared about the so-called debate over "bloodline." In comparison to the current issue of insufficient national population, mixed-blood Germans are practically a negligible issue, even not an issue at all.
Invest labor... chuck away the old mindset, and the world opens up. This is the current feeling inside Prime Minister Conrad's heart.
Building upon Rudolph's plan, Conrad went even further: "Your Highness's plan reminds me of an issue that occurred a few months ago, the German diaspora within the United States."
