Belgium Neutral And Loyal; the War of 1914
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This promise, like the one formulated in the telegram, was unconditional so far as Belgium was 112 The War of 191 4 concerned; whether she resisted or not, not only her integrity, but even her independence ought to be guaranteed.
We must lay stress on this point, for it clearly shows the real attitude of Germany in considering Belgian neutrality, as I have already stated above, not as a sacrosanct thing defended by a solemn guarantee, but as a pawn with which she might bargain.
Let us first com...pare this declaration of the 4th of August with the offer made on July 29th by the Imperial Chancellor that the integrity of Belgium would be respected if she did not side against Germany. Then let us recall the terms of the Very Confidential Note of August 2d: Germany fully guaranteed the integrity and independence of the country if Belgium received in a friendly spirit the German armies in their march towards France; she did not guarantee anything if Belgium opposed their passage. We see how the conditions of the bargain which Germany forced upon Belgium were modified during the five days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This promise, like the one formulated in the telegram, was unconditional so far as Belgium was 112 The War of 191 4 concerned; whether she resisted or not, not only her integrity, but even her independence ought to be guaranteed.
We must lay stress on this point, for it clearly shows the real attitude of Germany in considering Belgian neutrality, as I have already stated above, not as a sacrosanct thing defended by a solemn guarantee, but as a pawn with which she might bargain.
Let us first com...pare this declaration of the 4th of August with the offer made on July 29th by the Imperial Chancellor that the integrity of Belgium would be respected if she did not side against Germany. Then let us recall the terms of the Very Confidential Note of August 2d: Germany fully guaranteed the integrity and independence of the country if Belgium received in a friendly spirit the German armies in their march towards France; she did not guarantee anything if Belgium opposed their passage. We see how the conditions of the bargain which Germany forced upon Belgium were modified during the five days.
What to read after Belgium Neutral And Loyal; the War of 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Waxweiler to read onlineMoreLess
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