Germany After the Armistice a Report Based On the Personal Testimony of Repres
Germany After the Armistice a Report Based On the Personal Testimony of Repres
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" The Cardinal remained standing a minute longer, silent, with an embarrassed air. Then he saluted me and disappeared, his haste showing how glad he was to escape me.
The interview had not lasted five minutes. I could hardly repress a smile, and the chaplain's eyes betrayed, for a second, the same discreet amusement.
The office of the Cardinal's private secretary resembles a student's room, with a fine disorder and a profusion of bric-a-brac, among which the Emperor's portrait occupied the plac...e of honour.
"We were not able to answer your first ques- tion, " he said. "That would oblige us to speak of the causes of this terrible war and of the respon- sibility for it. It is too delicate a subject to deal 230 The New Germany with. But here are our answers to your other three questions. " He gave me a note, of which the following is a translation: "The letter of the Belgian bishops came into the hands of the Archbishop of Cologne, only on January 7, 1916, after having been already pub- lished, in part or in whole, in many newspapers on both sides of the ocean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Cardinal remained standing a minute longer, silent, with an embarrassed air. Then he saluted me and disappeared, his haste showing how glad he was to escape me.
The interview had not lasted five minutes. I could hardly repress a smile, and the chaplain's eyes betrayed, for a second, the same discreet amusement.
The office of the Cardinal's private secretary resembles a student's room, with a fine disorder and a profusion of bric-a-brac, among which the Emperor's portrait occupied the plac...e of honour.
"We were not able to answer your first ques- tion, " he said. "That would oblige us to speak of the causes of this terrible war and of the respon- sibility for it. It is too delicate a subject to deal 230 The New Germany with. But here are our answers to your other three questions. " He gave me a note, of which the following is a translation: "The letter of the Belgian bishops came into the hands of the Archbishop of Cologne, only on January 7, 1916, after having been already pub- lished, in part or in whole, in many newspapers on both sides of the ocean.
What to read after Germany After the Armistice a Report Based On the Personal Testimony of Repres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice Berger to read onlineMoreLess
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