In the Heart of German Intrigue
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Take the question of the Cor- inth Canal. When the Entente discovered that you had made holes in the banks, which looked as if you were preparing to mine the canal, you gave them four different and contradictory ex- planations." "Yes," Mr. Matzas laughed, "that was un- fortunate. I told Lambros it would be better to tell the truth." 220 WAS CONSTANTINE A COWARD?
"What was the truth?" "After they forced our army to retire into the Peloponnesos, our General Staff was afraid they might blow up the... bridge across the canal, which would cut off our army, then surround Athens and dethrone the King. We made those holes so that if they did destroy the bridge, we could blow in the sides of the canal, and so make a way for our army to get back into Attica. I had the holes dug myself. Unfortunately, the Entente discovered them and demanded an explanation.
The first person they demanded it of was a petty official on the spot. If you ask a Greek petty official anything, he will always give you an an- swer, whether he knows or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take the question of the Cor- inth Canal. When the Entente discovered that you had made holes in the banks, which looked as if you were preparing to mine the canal, you gave them four different and contradictory ex- planations." "Yes," Mr. Matzas laughed, "that was un- fortunate. I told Lambros it would be better to tell the truth." 220 WAS CONSTANTINE A COWARD?
"What was the truth?" "After they forced our army to retire into the Peloponnesos, our General Staff was afraid they might blow up the... bridge across the canal, which would cut off our army, then surround Athens and dethrone the King. We made those holes so that if they did destroy the bridge, we could blow in the sides of the canal, and so make a way for our army to get back into Attica. I had the holes dug myself. Unfortunately, the Entente discovered them and demanded an explanation.
The first person they demanded it of was a petty official on the spot. If you ask a Greek petty official anything, he will always give you an an- swer, whether he knows or not.
What to read after In the Heart of German Intrigue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetra Vaka to read onlineMoreLess
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