Germany And the Peace of Europe
Germany And the Peace of Europe
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In spite of a horde of disturbing "incidents, " the quiet of Europe was always in — 7 — the end assured. But the ominous fact remained that, though all the powers were on every occasion profuse in their professions of peace, there were two ever-present issues which might almost unawares lead to a conflagration : one was the Franco-German issue, the other the Austro-Russian one. With regard to the former, the French de- sire for revenge supplied a steady element of ferment while what threatened ...to precipitate an Austro-Russian conflict was the Russian plan to play a dominant role in the Balkan peninsula and to accelerate the demise of the Sick Man of the Bosphorus. Since France and Russia pursued aims tending to alter existing relations, the dual alli- ance had something of the character of an offensive association, while the triple alliance, resting on its arms, could claim to be more strictly defensive.
ENTERS ENGLAND.
Thus matters stood till, toward the end of the last century, Eng- land began to take a warmer interest in the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In spite of a horde of disturbing "incidents, " the quiet of Europe was always in — 7 — the end assured. But the ominous fact remained that, though all the powers were on every occasion profuse in their professions of peace, there were two ever-present issues which might almost unawares lead to a conflagration : one was the Franco-German issue, the other the Austro-Russian one. With regard to the former, the French de- sire for revenge supplied a steady element of ferment while what threatened ...to precipitate an Austro-Russian conflict was the Russian plan to play a dominant role in the Balkan peninsula and to accelerate the demise of the Sick Man of the Bosphorus. Since France and Russia pursued aims tending to alter existing relations, the dual alli- ance had something of the character of an offensive association, while the triple alliance, resting on its arms, could claim to be more strictly defensive.
ENTERS ENGLAND.
Thus matters stood till, toward the end of the last century, Eng- land began to take a warmer interest in the situation.
What to read after Germany And the Peace of Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Schevill to read onlineMoreLess
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