Germany in Dissolution
Germany in Dissolution
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— The Admiral of the First Squadron. ' The Admiral came aboard, . . . Then the captain of our squadron assembled us on deck and made a speech which I shall never forget as long as I live. Regrettable incidents had occurred in the squadron, the crews of different vessels had refused to obey orders. When the Fleet should have put to sea, the stokers had taken the extin- guishers from the fire-boxes and had put out the [ 137 ] boiler fires. As every fresh order was received, they repeated this con...duct in such fashion as to prevent the departure of the Fleet. When explanations were demanded they replied that they would dis- obey no further orders, but that they would not consent to start at any price ; they refused to take part in the final struggle of the German Fleet. Some one in high position said, ' Before we hand over the Fleet, we will stake all on one throw ; rather than surrender our beautiful Fleet to the English, we would see it utterly destroyed. ' " On the Commander of the Thuringen saying, ' We will fire our two thousand rounds to the last shot and go down with flag flying, ' the men replied that he could go to sea alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The Admiral of the First Squadron. ' The Admiral came aboard, . . . Then the captain of our squadron assembled us on deck and made a speech which I shall never forget as long as I live. Regrettable incidents had occurred in the squadron, the crews of different vessels had refused to obey orders. When the Fleet should have put to sea, the stokers had taken the extin- guishers from the fire-boxes and had put out the [ 137 ] boiler fires. As every fresh order was received, they repeated this con...duct in such fashion as to prevent the departure of the Fleet. When explanations were demanded they replied that they would dis- obey no further orders, but that they would not consent to start at any price ; they refused to take part in the final struggle of the German Fleet. Some one in high position said, ' Before we hand over the Fleet, we will stake all on one throw ; rather than surrender our beautiful Fleet to the English, we would see it utterly destroyed. ' " On the Commander of the Thuringen saying, ' We will fire our two thousand rounds to the last shot and go down with flag flying, ' the men replied that he could go to sea alone.
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