A Brief History of the Great War
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. . . We say to the people of Germany, Austria- Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria: 'Under your pressure your Governments have been obliged to accept the motto of no an- nexations and no indemnities, but recently they have been trying to carry on their old policy of evasions. Remember, that the conclusion of an immediate democratic peace will depend actually and above all on you. All the people of Europe, exhausted and bled by such a war as there never was before, look to you and expect that you wil...l not permit the Austro-German imperialists to make war against revolutionary Russia for the subjection of Poland, Lithuania, Courland, and Armenia"' The Bolsheviki were doomed to double disappointment. On one hand they could not prevail upon the Allies to join them in peace-negotiations, the Entente statesmen contenting them- selves with renewals of their solemn protests to Russia against a separate peace. On the other hand, far more significant, the German people seemed peculiarly impervious to Bolshevist propaganda; the only occasions on which the German people ever appeared to doubt the all-wise and all-good character of their Government were when their armies met sharp reverses, and now, with Russia crumbling into chaos, no amount of Russian propaganda could shake the faith of the German masses in the providential guidance of Kuhlmann and Czernin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . We say to the people of Germany, Austria- Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria: 'Under your pressure your Governments have been obliged to accept the motto of no an- nexations and no indemnities, but recently they have been trying to carry on their old policy of evasions. Remember, that the conclusion of an immediate democratic peace will depend actually and above all on you. All the people of Europe, exhausted and bled by such a war as there never was before, look to you and expect that you wil...l not permit the Austro-German imperialists to make war against revolutionary Russia for the subjection of Poland, Lithuania, Courland, and Armenia"' The Bolsheviki were doomed to double disappointment. On one hand they could not prevail upon the Allies to join them in peace-negotiations, the Entente statesmen contenting them- selves with renewals of their solemn protests to Russia against a separate peace. On the other hand, far more significant, the German people seemed peculiarly impervious to Bolshevist propaganda; the only occasions on which the German people ever appeared to doubt the all-wise and all-good character of their Government were when their armies met sharp reverses, and now, with Russia crumbling into chaos, no amount of Russian propaganda could shake the faith of the German masses in the providential guidance of Kuhlmann and Czernin.
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