German Slav And Magyar a Study in the Origins of the Great War
German Slav And Magyar a Study in the Origins of the Great War
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To-day Bohemia lies bound and muzzled at the mercy of the Austrian Government, which has itself become a mere handmaid of Berlin. Her political leaders are in prison, in exile, or reduced to impo- tence ; her institutions are in abeyance, her literature suppressed; her leading newspapers have either ceased to appear or have become mere organs of the police, compelled to publish without comment the articles which are supplied to them by the authorities. But the spirit of Bohemia, though held in ...bondage, is not broken, and it remains one of the most valuable assets in the struggle against Germany. To-day no one who is opposed to Germany can withhold his sympathy and interest from a nation which holds a record for irreconcilable opposition to Germany such as not even the Poles can boast, and which has suffered at the hands of the Germans scarcely less cruelty than the Poles themselves. Bohemia has shown by her whole past history an idealism, a capacity for sacrifice, and powers of endurance and organization, such as prove her a thousand times over to be worthy and able to live her own life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-day Bohemia lies bound and muzzled at the mercy of the Austrian Government, which has itself become a mere handmaid of Berlin. Her political leaders are in prison, in exile, or reduced to impo- tence ; her institutions are in abeyance, her literature suppressed; her leading newspapers have either ceased to appear or have become mere organs of the police, compelled to publish without comment the articles which are supplied to them by the authorities. But the spirit of Bohemia, though held in ...bondage, is not broken, and it remains one of the most valuable assets in the struggle against Germany. To-day no one who is opposed to Germany can withhold his sympathy and interest from a nation which holds a record for irreconcilable opposition to Germany such as not even the Poles can boast, and which has suffered at the hands of the Germans scarcely less cruelty than the Poles themselves. Bohemia has shown by her whole past history an idealism, a capacity for sacrifice, and powers of endurance and organization, such as prove her a thousand times over to be worthy and able to live her own life.
What to read after German Slav And Magyar a Study in the Origins of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R W Robert William Seton Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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