Diplomatic Documents 1905 1914 Reports From the Belgian Ministers And Chargs
Diplomatic Documents 1905 1914 Reports From the Belgian Ministers And Chargs
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(Signed) Arschot.
No. 62.
Baron Greindl, Belgian Minister Plenipotentiary in Berlin^ to M. Davignon, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Berlin, November 7th, 1910. Monsieur le Ministre, You will have observed the inspired articles by which the Norcldeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung has informed the public that the recent visit of the Emperor of Russia to the German Emperor, at Potsdam, is more than a simple act of courtes}^ The Bo. Ssi/ja, the organ of the Russian Foreign Oftice, declared at the same time... that the meeting of the two Sovereigns had a deep political sig- nificance. The Vienna Fremdenhlatt expressed itself in a similar manner. The two first-named semi-official organs stated that there was no question of introducing, into the political system of Europe, innovations which are desired neither in Germany nor in Russia. All three organs agree in expressing the hope that the exchange of views between the Sovereigns and their Ministers will help to dispel the misunderstandings necessarily arising between neigh- boring States which have parallel, but by no means hopelessly divergent, interests — and the rivalry of which is without in- fluence on the general political situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Signed) Arschot.
No. 62.
Baron Greindl, Belgian Minister Plenipotentiary in Berlin^ to M. Davignon, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Berlin, November 7th, 1910. Monsieur le Ministre, You will have observed the inspired articles by which the Norcldeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung has informed the public that the recent visit of the Emperor of Russia to the German Emperor, at Potsdam, is more than a simple act of courtes}^ The Bo. Ssi/ja, the organ of the Russian Foreign Oftice, declared at the same time... that the meeting of the two Sovereigns had a deep political sig- nificance. The Vienna Fremdenhlatt expressed itself in a similar manner. The two first-named semi-official organs stated that there was no question of introducing, into the political system of Europe, innovations which are desired neither in Germany nor in Russia. All three organs agree in expressing the hope that the exchange of views between the Sovereigns and their Ministers will help to dispel the misunderstandings necessarily arising between neigh- boring States which have parallel, but by no means hopelessly divergent, interests — and the rivalry of which is without in- fluence on the general political situation.
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