Guilty Prince Lichnowskys Disclosures
Guilty Prince Lichnowskys Disclosures
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" If there are still people who think that this war arose out of British diplomacy, let them consider tb. At admission of tlie German Ambassador.
Germany pressed for war. Germany insisted upon war.
" After our refusal Sir I^dward asked u. S to come forward wfth a proposal of our own. WE INSISTED UPON WAR. . . .
" The impression became ever stronger that we desired war in all circumstances. . . . Otherwise our attitude in a question which, after all, did not directly concern us \\as unintelligib...le. The urgent appeals and detinite declarations ol M. Sazonoff (Russian Foreign Minister), later on the positively humble telegrams of the Tsar, the repeated proposals of Sir Edward, the warnings of San Giuliano (Italian Foreign Minister), and of Bollati (Italian Ambassador in Berlin), my urgent advice — it was all of no use, for Berlin went on insisting that Serbia must be massacretl. " "Berlin went on insisting that vSerbia must be massacred!" \ever in history has the ambassador of a Great Power written such terrible words of condemnation of his own Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If there are still people who think that this war arose out of British diplomacy, let them consider tb. At admission of tlie German Ambassador.
Germany pressed for war. Germany insisted upon war.
" After our refusal Sir I^dward asked u. S to come forward wfth a proposal of our own. WE INSISTED UPON WAR. . . .
" The impression became ever stronger that we desired war in all circumstances. . . . Otherwise our attitude in a question which, after all, did not directly concern us \\as unintelligib...le. The urgent appeals and detinite declarations ol M. Sazonoff (Russian Foreign Minister), later on the positively humble telegrams of the Tsar, the repeated proposals of Sir Edward, the warnings of San Giuliano (Italian Foreign Minister), and of Bollati (Italian Ambassador in Berlin), my urgent advice — it was all of no use, for Berlin went on insisting that Serbia must be massacretl. " "Berlin went on insisting that vSerbia must be massacred!" \ever in history has the ambassador of a Great Power written such terrible words of condemnation of his own Government.
What to read after Guilty Prince Lichnowskys Disclosures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Charles Albert Mccurdy to read onlineMoreLess
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