League of Nations volume 1
League of Nations volume 1
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In rendering homage to that heroism, I can only express the desire that the noble ideas which inspired him may guide equally your League in its attempt to visit, with the heaviest penalties, the 114 LEAGUE OF NATIONS States whose avowed aim is the subjuga- tion of the peoples and the destruction of liberty. " The German Government likewise for- mally approved the principle of a league. Its Chancellor, von Bethmann-Hollweg, overlooking the part which Germany had played in bringing on the " monst...rous catastrophe, " said in the Reichstag on Nov. 9 : " When at and after the end of the war the world will become fully con- scious of its horrifying destruction of life and property, then through the whole of mankind will ring a cry for peaceful arrangements and understand- ings which, as far as lies in human power, shall avoid the return of such a monstrous catastrophe. This cry will be so powerful and so justified that it must lead to some result. Germany will honestly co-operate in the examination of every endeavour to find a practical solution of the question and will collab- orate to make its realization possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In rendering homage to that heroism, I can only express the desire that the noble ideas which inspired him may guide equally your League in its attempt to visit, with the heaviest penalties, the 114 LEAGUE OF NATIONS States whose avowed aim is the subjuga- tion of the peoples and the destruction of liberty. " The German Government likewise for- mally approved the principle of a league. Its Chancellor, von Bethmann-Hollweg, overlooking the part which Germany had played in bringing on the " monst...rous catastrophe, " said in the Reichstag on Nov. 9 : " When at and after the end of the war the world will become fully con- scious of its horrifying destruction of life and property, then through the whole of mankind will ring a cry for peaceful arrangements and understand- ings which, as far as lies in human power, shall avoid the return of such a monstrous catastrophe. This cry will be so powerful and so justified that it must lead to some result. Germany will honestly co-operate in the examination of every endeavour to find a practical solution of the question and will collab- orate to make its realization possible.
What to read after League of Nations volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Marburg to read onlineMoreLess
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