Modern Germany in Relation to the Great War
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Nevertheless, from the beginning of the war those in authority at Constantinople left no stone unturned in the effort to be prepared for a pos- sible struggle on four fronts against the Entente Powers; and when finally the demands of the Western allies became un- reasonable, in the last days of October, 19 14, they drew the sword.
The official publications of England and Russia make it appear as if peaceful Turkey had been plunged into an under- taking of incalculable consequences and of a natu...re contrary to her true interests, through pressure from Germany exercised through the German military mission and through the cruisers Goeben and Breslau, which the Turkish Government had pur- chased. For purposes of anti-German propaganda, this expla- nation is admirable; unfortunately, it does not accord with the facts. The English and French fleets lay at the entrance to the Dardanelles; the faintest sign, therefore, from the Sublime Porte would have sufficed to bring relief from unwelcome Ger- man coercion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, from the beginning of the war those in authority at Constantinople left no stone unturned in the effort to be prepared for a pos- sible struggle on four fronts against the Entente Powers; and when finally the demands of the Western allies became un- reasonable, in the last days of October, 19 14, they drew the sword.
The official publications of England and Russia make it appear as if peaceful Turkey had been plunged into an under- taking of incalculable consequences and of a natu...re contrary to her true interests, through pressure from Germany exercised through the German military mission and through the cruisers Goeben and Breslau, which the Turkish Government had pur- chased. For purposes of anti-German propaganda, this expla- nation is admirable; unfortunately, it does not accord with the facts. The English and French fleets lay at the entrance to the Dardanelles; the faintest sign, therefore, from the Sublime Porte would have sufficed to bring relief from unwelcome Ger- man coercion.
What to read after Modern Germany in Relation to the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Wallace Whitelock to read onlineMoreLess
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