Pan-Germany, the Disease And Cure
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Assuming now that the problem of Central Europe has been solved, could it be said that the resulting peace would be 'without annexations and indemnities ' ? Plainly not : for this peace, if it is to break up forever the autocracies of the Central Empires, must, for reasons of nationality, 59 PA N -GERM A NY change the existing frontiers, which have made Austro-German imperialism possible. It might involve also certain legitimate reparations. Can it be said that peace on the terms of the Allies ...would be a * white peace ' — a * drawn game ' ?
Again we must say no; for such a peace would bring incalculable benefits to the world : the end of Prussian militarism, together with the possibility of organizing the society of nations under other and better conditions. Neither could it be called a *paix boiteuse,' for the destruction of Prussian militarism would insure to the world a long term of rest after the present awful struggle.
The formulae ' peace without indemnities or an- nexations, ' 'white peace,' 'drawn game' and *paix boiteuse' have therefore no more connection with reality in the event of an Allied victory than in that of a German victory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Assuming now that the problem of Central Europe has been solved, could it be said that the resulting peace would be 'without annexations and indemnities ' ? Plainly not : for this peace, if it is to break up forever the autocracies of the Central Empires, must, for reasons of nationality, 59 PA N -GERM A NY change the existing frontiers, which have made Austro-German imperialism possible. It might involve also certain legitimate reparations. Can it be said that peace on the terms of the Allies ...would be a * white peace ' — a * drawn game ' ?
Again we must say no; for such a peace would bring incalculable benefits to the world : the end of Prussian militarism, together with the possibility of organizing the society of nations under other and better conditions. Neither could it be called a *paix boiteuse,' for the destruction of Prussian militarism would insure to the world a long term of rest after the present awful struggle.
The formulae ' peace without indemnities or an- nexations, ' 'white peace,' 'drawn game' and *paix boiteuse' have therefore no more connection with reality in the event of an Allied victory than in that of a German victory.
What to read after Pan-Germany, the Disease And Cure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chéradame, André, 1871- to read onlineMoreLess
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