Italy And the War
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Fallieres by the Emperor Francis Joseph after the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, bore witness to this policy, which was also fur- thered by M. Crozier's mission to Vienna. This process is known in France as the " penetration of alliances. " The alliances formed did more than penetrate one another; until 191 2 they were confounded and intermingled. Italy, especially, with her usual suppleness, excelled in these brilliant diplomatic complexities, in which she felt quite at home. Always the... friend of Eng- land, without allowing her friendship with Ger- many to cool, she maintained good relations with France, and, as the Anglo-French entente resulted in a raffrochement between Rome and Paris, so the Franco-Italian raffrochement led, by way of the Franco-Russian Alliance, to cordial relations between the French Republic and the Russian Empire. In 1909, on the day when Nicholas II at Racconigi visited King Victor-Emmanuel — a visit which slightly preceded an Austro-Russian negotiation in which Italian diplomacy was the FROM ALLIANCE TO ENTENTE 167 intermediary — on that day the circuit was accom- pHshed and the disintegration of the alliances seemed complete.
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Fallieres by the Emperor Francis Joseph after the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, bore witness to this policy, which was also fur- thered by M. Crozier's mission to Vienna. This process is known in France as the " penetration of alliances. " The alliances formed did more than penetrate one another; until 191 2 they were confounded and intermingled. Italy, especially, with her usual suppleness, excelled in these brilliant diplomatic complexities, in which she felt quite at home. Always the... friend of Eng- land, without allowing her friendship with Ger- many to cool, she maintained good relations with France, and, as the Anglo-French entente resulted in a raffrochement between Rome and Paris, so the Franco-Italian raffrochement led, by way of the Franco-Russian Alliance, to cordial relations between the French Republic and the Russian Empire. In 1909, on the day when Nicholas II at Racconigi visited King Victor-Emmanuel — a visit which slightly preceded an Austro-Russian negotiation in which Italian diplomacy was the FROM ALLIANCE TO ENTENTE 167 intermediary — on that day the circuit was accom- pHshed and the disintegration of the alliances seemed complete.
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