First Violations of International Law By Germany Luxembourg And Belgium
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As the Powers had themselves declared, Belgian neutraHty was to procure for Europe the security which the Coalition Powers of 18 14 and 1815 had sought in the constitution of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Logic- ally, the whole system of the fortresses ought to have disappeared.
The question was the subject of a Protocol of April 17, 1831, signed by the plenipotentiaries of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia and Russia.^ " The plenipotentiaries of the four Courts have been unanimously of opinion... that the new situation in which Belgium will be placed, and the recognition and guarantee of her neutrality by France, should change the system of mihtary defence adopted for the kingdom of the Nether- lands ; that the fortresses involved would be too numerous for it not to be difficult for the Belgians to provide for their maintenance and defence; that, moreover, the unanimously admitted inviolability of the Belgian terri- tory offered a security which did not exist previously; that, in short, a part of the fortresses constructed in different circumstances might be razed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the Powers had themselves declared, Belgian neutraHty was to procure for Europe the security which the Coalition Powers of 18 14 and 1815 had sought in the constitution of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Logic- ally, the whole system of the fortresses ought to have disappeared.
The question was the subject of a Protocol of April 17, 1831, signed by the plenipotentiaries of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia and Russia.^ " The plenipotentiaries of the four Courts have been unanimously of opinion... that the new situation in which Belgium will be placed, and the recognition and guarantee of her neutrality by France, should change the system of mihtary defence adopted for the kingdom of the Nether- lands ; that the fortresses involved would be too numerous for it not to be difficult for the Belgians to provide for their maintenance and defence; that, moreover, the unanimously admitted inviolability of the Belgian terri- tory offered a security which did not exist previously; that, in short, a part of the fortresses constructed in different circumstances might be razed.
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