German Militarism And Its German Critics Fully Illustrated By Extracts From Ger
German Militarism And Its German Critics Fully Illustrated By Extracts From Ger
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The Reichstag must do its duty. The German people have a right to expect it. The sword or the law, that is the great question. The Reichstag can settle it in favor of civil law and constitution, if it goes seriously to work. But if it does not, then it too will have resigned in favor of the Reuters, the Pelet-Narbonnes, and their followers. — {Berliner Tagehlatt, January 12, 1914. ) GERM. IN MILITARISM AND ITS GERMAN CRITICS 29 What clearer picture of conditions in riermany before tiie war coul...d one possibly wish for? What a direct accusation against the elements in control of the Government, and particularly what a clear exposure of the close connection between officers and politicians!
The controversy in the press grew more excited as time went on, because it had become known that the acquittal of the accused officers was brought al)0ut by calling into life an old Order in Council (Knbincif. 'iorrlcr)* which had hoen ronsidored a (\oc\(] letter nearly a hundred years: . Nobody is fXPrcLsod hooausp Oolonol von Reutor was ac- (juitted, although the inannor in which.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Reichstag must do its duty. The German people have a right to expect it. The sword or the law, that is the great question. The Reichstag can settle it in favor of civil law and constitution, if it goes seriously to work. But if it does not, then it too will have resigned in favor of the Reuters, the Pelet-Narbonnes, and their followers. — {Berliner Tagehlatt, January 12, 1914. ) GERM. IN MILITARISM AND ITS GERMAN CRITICS 29 What clearer picture of conditions in riermany before tiie war coul...d one possibly wish for? What a direct accusation against the elements in control of the Government, and particularly what a clear exposure of the close connection between officers and politicians!
The controversy in the press grew more excited as time went on, because it had become known that the acquittal of the accused officers was brought al)0ut by calling into life an old Order in Council (Knbincif. 'iorrlcr)* which had hoen ronsidored a (\oc\(] letter nearly a hundred years: . Nobody is fXPrcLsod hooausp Oolonol von Reutor was ac- (juitted, although the inannor in which.
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