Germany And Europe
Germany And Europe
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LAST MOMENTS OF THE CRISIS 85 But there is an alternative theory of the action of the German Government : an alternative suggested by what happened in the last days of the crisis. The despatch of Sir M. De Bunsen to Sir Edward Grey, dated September ist and published as a White Paper (Col. 7596) and in the Times of September 17th, suggests this alternative in the strongest manner. In that despatch we are told that on July 30th, the day after Russia had shown the seriousness of her intentions by ...commencing a partial mobilisation, the Austrian Foreign Minister gave his consent to a renewal of those " conversations " at Petersburg which had ceased some days earlier. " From now onwards, " we read, " the tension between Russia and Germany was much greater than that between Russia and Austria. As between the latter an arrangement seemed almost in sight, and on the ist August I was informed by M. Schebeko that Count Szapary had at last conceded the main point at issue by announcing to M. Sazonof that Austria would consent to submit to mediation the points in the note to Servia which seemed incompatible with the maintenance of Servian independence.
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LAST MOMENTS OF THE CRISIS 85 But there is an alternative theory of the action of the German Government : an alternative suggested by what happened in the last days of the crisis. The despatch of Sir M. De Bunsen to Sir Edward Grey, dated September ist and published as a White Paper (Col. 7596) and in the Times of September 17th, suggests this alternative in the strongest manner. In that despatch we are told that on July 30th, the day after Russia had shown the seriousness of her intentions by ...commencing a partial mobilisation, the Austrian Foreign Minister gave his consent to a renewal of those " conversations " at Petersburg which had ceased some days earlier. " From now onwards, " we read, " the tension between Russia and Germany was much greater than that between Russia and Austria. As between the latter an arrangement seemed almost in sight, and on the ist August I was informed by M. Schebeko that Count Szapary had at last conceded the main point at issue by announcing to M. Sazonof that Austria would consent to submit to mediation the points in the note to Servia which seemed incompatible with the maintenance of Servian independence.
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