Montenegro; the Crime of the Peace Conference
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"It appears preferable that Your Majesty should delay the return to his kingdom until this purpose has been achieved and life shall have resumed its normal course in Montenegro.
"The presence of the Allied troops, the co- operation which they will lend to the inhabitants, will contribute no doubt to hasten this moment THE king's plea 27 for which Your Majesty longs. As soon as it has arrived, the Government of the Republic will be happy, Your Majesty, to facilitate your return." It was not, how...ever, the formal phrases of the President of France that carried the greatest influ- ence. They had the familiar ring of the kind of diplomacy that brought on the war. America was an unknown quantity. Her promise might mean something.
As a last resort, on January 7, 1919, Nicolas wrote personally to President Wilson an appeal for justice, warning the American executive against "the intrigues of the Serbs and their plots to secure in advance" the aid of the United States. Here is a paragraph of that letter: "Yesterday in one of the chief cities of Mon- tenegro my downfall was proclaimed, following the use of Serbian bombs and the distribution of money among a population dying of hunger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It appears preferable that Your Majesty should delay the return to his kingdom until this purpose has been achieved and life shall have resumed its normal course in Montenegro.
"The presence of the Allied troops, the co- operation which they will lend to the inhabitants, will contribute no doubt to hasten this moment THE king's plea 27 for which Your Majesty longs. As soon as it has arrived, the Government of the Republic will be happy, Your Majesty, to facilitate your return." It was not, how...ever, the formal phrases of the President of France that carried the greatest influ- ence. They had the familiar ring of the kind of diplomacy that brought on the war. America was an unknown quantity. Her promise might mean something.
As a last resort, on January 7, 1919, Nicolas wrote personally to President Wilson an appeal for justice, warning the American executive against "the intrigues of the Serbs and their plots to secure in advance" the aid of the United States. Here is a paragraph of that letter: "Yesterday in one of the chief cities of Mon- tenegro my downfall was proclaimed, following the use of Serbian bombs and the distribution of money among a population dying of hunger.
What to read after Montenegro; the Crime of the Peace Conference?
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