Germanys Point of View
Germanys Point of View
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Long before the war we should have taken care to have the world know that definite agreements existed between France, England and Belgium, which would make it im- possible for the latter country to maintain its neutrality. Since we did not do this, the publication of these agree- ments, even though they have been strengthened by the discovery of some of the original documents, give the impression of a belated excuse.
There is not a man in Germany who does not charge England with being the ultim...ate cause of this war. With- out definite assurances of England, neither France nor Russia would have dared to begin the war. If one should wish to make another country morally responsible for the war, then this country is Belgium, which was not willing to defend its neutrality against France as Switzerland has done. You understand that I am speaking of moral re- sponsibilities, for it is perfectly superfluous to discuss the question who gave the final impetus to the war. The powder magazine was ready and the least event capable of producing a spark had to result in an explosion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long before the war we should have taken care to have the world know that definite agreements existed between France, England and Belgium, which would make it im- possible for the latter country to maintain its neutrality. Since we did not do this, the publication of these agree- ments, even though they have been strengthened by the discovery of some of the original documents, give the impression of a belated excuse.
There is not a man in Germany who does not charge England with being the ultim...ate cause of this war. With- out definite assurances of England, neither France nor Russia would have dared to begin the war. If one should wish to make another country morally responsible for the war, then this country is Belgium, which was not willing to defend its neutrality against France as Switzerland has done. You understand that I am speaking of moral re- sponsibilities, for it is perfectly superfluous to discuss the question who gave the final impetus to the war. The powder magazine was ready and the least event capable of producing a spark had to result in an explosion.
What to read after Germanys Point of View?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Von Mach to read onlineMoreLess
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