Belgians Under the German Eagle
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' 7 By what name shall we call the German's sense of superiority over all other nations : is it pride, pre- sumption, or impudence ?
Herr Paul Rohrbach, who is generally more moderate in his expressions, has written a pamphlet entitled Warum es der Deutsche Krieg ist (" Why this is the German War ").
It would be useless to insist on the general aspects of the question. Let us consider only a few of the immediate consequences of this frame of mind : militarism, disdain for others, cynicism, and ...absence of the critical spirit.
1. Militarism.
Might comes before Bight.
Bismarck has given us a precise formula of the cult of brute force, " Might comes before right!" THE GERMAN MIND, SELF-DEPICTED 183 Nietzsche has gone further, " Might creates right. " "You say that a good cause sanctifies even war? I tell you that a good war sanctifies any cause ! " (Thus Spake Zarathustra).
Herr Maximilian Harden, the well-known polemical writer, expressed the same idea in a lecture delivered at Duisbourg and reproduced in K.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 7 By what name shall we call the German's sense of superiority over all other nations : is it pride, pre- sumption, or impudence ?
Herr Paul Rohrbach, who is generally more moderate in his expressions, has written a pamphlet entitled Warum es der Deutsche Krieg ist (" Why this is the German War ").
It would be useless to insist on the general aspects of the question. Let us consider only a few of the immediate consequences of this frame of mind : militarism, disdain for others, cynicism, and ...absence of the critical spirit.
1. Militarism.
Might comes before Bight.
Bismarck has given us a precise formula of the cult of brute force, " Might comes before right!" THE GERMAN MIND, SELF-DEPICTED 183 Nietzsche has gone further, " Might creates right. " "You say that a good cause sanctifies even war? I tell you that a good war sanctifies any cause ! " (Thus Spake Zarathustra).
Herr Maximilian Harden, the well-known polemical writer, expressed the same idea in a lecture delivered at Duisbourg and reproduced in K.
What to read after Belgians Under the German Eagle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Massart to read onlineMoreLess
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