England And the War
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Those expenses (that, at least, was the original idea) were to be borne wholly by theconquered enemy. There are hundreds of thousands of Germans to-day whofirmly believe that their war-lords will return in triumph from thestricken field, bringing with them the spoils of war, and scattering alargess of peace and plenty.
To us it seems a marvel that any people should accept such a doctrine, and should willingly give their lives and their fortunes to the work ofcarrying it out in practice; but it ...is not so marvellous as it seems. The German peoples are brave and obedient, and so make good soldiers;they are easily lured by the hope of profit; they are naturallyattracted by the spectacular and sentimental side of war; above all, they are so curiously stupid that many of them do actually believe thatthey are a divinely chosen race, superior to the other races of theworld. They are very carefully educated, and their education, which isordered by the State, is part of the military machine. Their thinking isdone for them by officials.
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Those expenses (that, at least, was the original idea) were to be borne wholly by theconquered enemy. There are hundreds of thousands of Germans to-day whofirmly believe that their war-lords will return in triumph from thestricken field, bringing with them the spoils of war, and scattering alargess of peace and plenty.
To us it seems a marvel that any people should accept such a doctrine, and should willingly give their lives and their fortunes to the work ofcarrying it out in practice; but it ...is not so marvellous as it seems. The German peoples are brave and obedient, and so make good soldiers;they are easily lured by the hope of profit; they are naturallyattracted by the spectacular and sentimental side of war; above all, they are so curiously stupid that many of them do actually believe thatthey are a divinely chosen race, superior to the other races of theworld. They are very carefully educated, and their education, which isordered by the State, is part of the military machine. Their thinking isdone for them by officials.
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