Lex Talionis; An Analysis of the Forces Whose Resultant Produced the Treaty of Versailles
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It has been set forth in Chapter III that the war, as a matter of fact, ended in a compromise agreement, providing for limited indemnities, and a peace of mod- eration compatable with German national honor. The agreement reached in the Trianon Palace Hotel on November 4th fixed irrevocably the terms and the standard of obligations that must govern both sides.
A study of developments in Germany following the armistice discloses the honest conviction that the mutual rights and obligations growing... out of the peace must Germany 195 be based upon the agreement concluded at the Trianon Palace Hotel.
Before the armistice was signed, all authority in Germany was relinquished by the Imperial Government to a cabinet of Peoples' Commissioners, headed by Friederich Ebert, and representing the Majority So- cialists in the Reichstag. The Majority Socialists were democratic in their principles and moderate in their tendencies. The Independent Socialists, a smaller group, were radical, and tended toward Bolshevist action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been set forth in Chapter III that the war, as a matter of fact, ended in a compromise agreement, providing for limited indemnities, and a peace of mod- eration compatable with German national honor. The agreement reached in the Trianon Palace Hotel on November 4th fixed irrevocably the terms and the standard of obligations that must govern both sides.
A study of developments in Germany following the armistice discloses the honest conviction that the mutual rights and obligations growing... out of the peace must Germany 195 be based upon the agreement concluded at the Trianon Palace Hotel.
Before the armistice was signed, all authority in Germany was relinquished by the Imperial Government to a cabinet of Peoples' Commissioners, headed by Friederich Ebert, and representing the Majority So- cialists in the Reichstag. The Majority Socialists were democratic in their principles and moderate in their tendencies. The Independent Socialists, a smaller group, were radical, and tended toward Bolshevist action.
What to read after Lex Talionis; An Analysis of the Forces Whose Resultant Produced the Treaty of Versailles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hills, Ralph Warren, 1875-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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