German Imperialism And International Law
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X. P. 238.
3 Kiibler, Modern International Law in Europe, § 285.
4 Essay on the Neutrality of Belgium, p. 121. Leipzig, 1845.
5 Droit International codifie, paragraphs 769-70.
VIOLENCE IN GERMAN POLITICS 129 trality; it confirms it. As a rule, in order to secure the respect due to neutrality, it is sufficient to repel the offenders bv force of arms. This act does not amount to a declaration of war, although there has been recourse to arms ; for the intention of declaring war does not exist. The... neutral state desires to preserve the peace, and only has recourse to arms for the purpose of insisting on the respect due to her neutrality and proving her intention to take no part in the hostilities. " 1 But, most amusing of all, perhaps, is to find Tannen- berg himself expressly declaring that the passage of foreign troops through Belgium would suffice to bring upon this country the accusation of having violated her neutrality. Tannenberg regrets, indeed, that similar pretexts have not been utilised for the purpose of occupying this territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X. P. 238.
3 Kiibler, Modern International Law in Europe, § 285.
4 Essay on the Neutrality of Belgium, p. 121. Leipzig, 1845.
5 Droit International codifie, paragraphs 769-70.
VIOLENCE IN GERMAN POLITICS 129 trality; it confirms it. As a rule, in order to secure the respect due to neutrality, it is sufficient to repel the offenders bv force of arms. This act does not amount to a declaration of war, although there has been recourse to arms ; for the intention of declaring war does not exist. The... neutral state desires to preserve the peace, and only has recourse to arms for the purpose of insisting on the respect due to her neutrality and proving her intention to take no part in the hostilities. " 1 But, most amusing of all, perhaps, is to find Tannen- berg himself expressly declaring that the passage of foreign troops through Belgium would suffice to bring upon this country the accusation of having violated her neutrality. Tannenberg regrets, indeed, that similar pretexts have not been utilised for the purpose of occupying this territory.
What to read after German Imperialism And International Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Dampierre to read onlineMoreLess
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