Government And Politics of the German Empire
Government And Politics of the German Empire
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In case of war with other nations the stipulators were obligated to friendly neutrality. November 4, Kaiser William communicated the contents of the treaty of alliance to Czar Alexander II, emphasizing its peaceful intentions. The im- pression which this treaty made in Petersburg was excellent. Russia's policy towards the allied powers ceased to be commanding and aggressive, and the Czar sought to be on better terms with this strong alliance. At the same time it created again a close union betw...een the two naturally friendly nations of Austria and Germany.
Bismarck's desire was now to continue to pre- vent France from carrying on a war of revenge against Germany. When therefore in 1 881 the French Ambassador in Berlin asked if Germany had any objection to the conquest of Tunis by France, he replied that Germany would not inter- fere in French policy outside of Europe.. His desire was to withdraw the attention of the French people from Alsace-Lorraine. The conquest of Tunis, regarded by the Italians as an "old African province," and settled by 20,000 Italians, drove [238] Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Triple GERMANY'S FOREIGN POUCY Italy to the side of the enemies of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In case of war with other nations the stipulators were obligated to friendly neutrality. November 4, Kaiser William communicated the contents of the treaty of alliance to Czar Alexander II, emphasizing its peaceful intentions. The im- pression which this treaty made in Petersburg was excellent. Russia's policy towards the allied powers ceased to be commanding and aggressive, and the Czar sought to be on better terms with this strong alliance. At the same time it created again a close union betw...een the two naturally friendly nations of Austria and Germany.
Bismarck's desire was now to continue to pre- vent France from carrying on a war of revenge against Germany. When therefore in 1 881 the French Ambassador in Berlin asked if Germany had any objection to the conquest of Tunis by France, he replied that Germany would not inter- fere in French policy outside of Europe.. His desire was to withdraw the attention of the French people from Alsace-Lorraine. The conquest of Tunis, regarded by the Italians as an "old African province," and settled by 20,000 Italians, drove [238] Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Triple GERMANY'S FOREIGN POUCY Italy to the side of the enemies of France.
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