German Attempts to Divide Belgium
German Attempts to Divide Belgium
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3 General von Bissing's Testament, 15, 20, 24, 27.
29 336 A LEAGUE OF NATIONS Such measures would require patience, resolution and sacrifice, since no people "which has been appointed to play a creative part in the history of the world will find pigeons dropping already roasted into its mouth"; but such measures are necessary because "a restored Belgium, whether declared a neutral country or not, will not only be forced over naturally into the camp of our ene- mies, but will be actually drawn o...ver by them. " These were the extreme views in Germany.
GERMANY SOUGHT CONTROL.
The later policy of the German Government lay somewhere between these two extremes: it did not contemplate annexing Bel- gium, as Bissing advised; it did not apparently share Professor Delbriick's faith that the separation of Flanders and Wallonia would have a "marked vitality of its own" if German influence were entirely withdrawn. The precise object, as the German Gov- ernment saw it, appeared to be this: to restore Belgian "inde- pendence, " and yet retain a degree of influence in Belgium which would make it a military or an economic dependency of Germany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 General von Bissing's Testament, 15, 20, 24, 27.
29 336 A LEAGUE OF NATIONS Such measures would require patience, resolution and sacrifice, since no people "which has been appointed to play a creative part in the history of the world will find pigeons dropping already roasted into its mouth"; but such measures are necessary because "a restored Belgium, whether declared a neutral country or not, will not only be forced over naturally into the camp of our ene- mies, but will be actually drawn o...ver by them. " These were the extreme views in Germany.
GERMANY SOUGHT CONTROL.
The later policy of the German Government lay somewhere between these two extremes: it did not contemplate annexing Bel- gium, as Bissing advised; it did not apparently share Professor Delbriick's faith that the separation of Flanders and Wallonia would have a "marked vitality of its own" if German influence were entirely withdrawn. The precise object, as the German Gov- ernment saw it, appeared to be this: to restore Belgian "inde- pendence, " and yet retain a degree of influence in Belgium which would make it a military or an economic dependency of Germany.
What to read after German Attempts to Divide Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becker Carl Lotus to read onlineMoreLess
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