Editorials From the Washington Post 1917 1920
Editorials From the Washington Post 1917 1920
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" But the allies are not denied submarines, even for war pur- poses. Surely, when Germany is admitted into the league she will call attention to what will then be gross discrimination against an equal member of the league, and will then demand the cancellation of that portion of the treaty. How can the German demand be denied? It will be granted, as based upon justice, and thereupon Germany, officially found to be honorable, will be free to build submarines for war and peace purposes.
The treat...y prohibits Germany from drafting men into the army, prohibits all mobilization measures, cuts down the number of mili- tary schools, and provides that no Germans shall be enrolled or be- come instructors in the military or naval or air forces of any other country. These provisions and all other curtailments of German military, naval and air forces are predicated upon the statement that they are made "in order to render possible the initiation of a general limitation of the armaments of all nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But the allies are not denied submarines, even for war pur- poses. Surely, when Germany is admitted into the league she will call attention to what will then be gross discrimination against an equal member of the league, and will then demand the cancellation of that portion of the treaty. How can the German demand be denied? It will be granted, as based upon justice, and thereupon Germany, officially found to be honorable, will be free to build submarines for war and peace purposes.
The treat...y prohibits Germany from drafting men into the army, prohibits all mobilization measures, cuts down the number of mili- tary schools, and provides that no Germans shall be enrolled or be- come instructors in the military or naval or air forces of any other country. These provisions and all other curtailments of German military, naval and air forces are predicated upon the statement that they are made "in order to render possible the initiation of a general limitation of the armaments of all nations.
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