A History of European Diplomacy, 1815-1914
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In 1918 the Bolshevists appropriated the Railways but repudiated the debt.
• Debidour, La Paix Armee, p. 138.
252 EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY had its limits " (February 27, 1891). The French Government behaved correctly, and the incident passed over. But when the Russian Government invited France to send a squadron of the Navy on a visit of courtesy to Kronstadt, the invitation was accepted.
On July 22 the squadron dropped its anchors in the great Russian harbour amid salvoes of guns and shouts of enthu...siasm. It is saidthatwhen the French officers visited St. Petersburg and attended a musical reception at which the Tsar was present, the Tsar himself stood bareheaded while the Marseillaise was being played.^ In the following August an exchange of letters took place between M. Ribot (French Minister for Foreign Affairs), M. Freycinet (Minister of War for France), and M. de Giers, the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Russia. These letters constituted an Entente Cordiale, a phrase which now became popular, expressing a definite international friendship without specific alliance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1918 the Bolshevists appropriated the Railways but repudiated the debt.
• Debidour, La Paix Armee, p. 138.
252 EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY had its limits " (February 27, 1891). The French Government behaved correctly, and the incident passed over. But when the Russian Government invited France to send a squadron of the Navy on a visit of courtesy to Kronstadt, the invitation was accepted.
On July 22 the squadron dropped its anchors in the great Russian harbour amid salvoes of guns and shouts of enthu...siasm. It is saidthatwhen the French officers visited St. Petersburg and attended a musical reception at which the Tsar was present, the Tsar himself stood bareheaded while the Marseillaise was being played.^ In the following August an exchange of letters took place between M. Ribot (French Minister for Foreign Affairs), M. Freycinet (Minister of War for France), and M. de Giers, the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Russia. These letters constituted an Entente Cordiale, a phrase which now became popular, expressing a definite international friendship without specific alliance.
What to read after A History of European Diplomacy, 1815-1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Balmain Mowat to read onlineMoreLess
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