My Memoirs
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When a nation is satisfied it goes back.
Inaction and decline are very much akin. This was not the case with us, and in a short time the fleet was recognized to be a vital question, a self-evident pos- session of the nation. To be sure, the politically THENAVYBILLS 147 naive German suddenly thought in many cases that he was already in possession of a mighty fleet, while it was still a question of building the fleet. Exaggera- tions and incorrect comparisons with England, pro- vocative statement...s and tactlessness in the press, parlia- ment, and the public generally, were not wholly to be suppressed in spite of the warnings I issued.
The fact that the people were beginning to have an affection for the sea was a distinct advance. The Ger- man only sins in exuberance of national feeling, be- cause he wavers, an incorrigible political illusionist, between the two extremes, the fear of power and the intoxication of power.^ II On September 15th, 1897, I reported to the Im- perial Chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, for the first time on the Navy Bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a nation is satisfied it goes back.
Inaction and decline are very much akin. This was not the case with us, and in a short time the fleet was recognized to be a vital question, a self-evident pos- session of the nation. To be sure, the politically THENAVYBILLS 147 naive German suddenly thought in many cases that he was already in possession of a mighty fleet, while it was still a question of building the fleet. Exaggera- tions and incorrect comparisons with England, pro- vocative statement...s and tactlessness in the press, parlia- ment, and the public generally, were not wholly to be suppressed in spite of the warnings I issued.
The fact that the people were beginning to have an affection for the sea was a distinct advance. The Ger- man only sins in exuberance of national feeling, be- cause he wavers, an incorrigible political illusionist, between the two extremes, the fear of power and the intoxication of power.^ II On September 15th, 1897, I reported to the Im- perial Chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, for the first time on the Navy Bill.
What to read after My Memoirs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Von Tirpitz to read onlineMoreLess
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