Peaceless Europe
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It had been a part of the system ofthe German Alliance, but it had left its Allies, Germany andAustria-Hungary, because it recognized that the War was unjust, andhad remained neutral for ten months. Then, entering into the Warfreely and without obligation, there was one road for it to follow, that of proclaiming solemnly and defending the principles of democracyand justice. Indeed, that was a moral duty in that the break with thetwo countries with which Italy had been in alliance for thirty-thr...eeyears became a matter not only of honesty but of duty solely throughthe injustice of the cause for which they had proclaimed an offensivewar. It was not possible for Italy to go to war to realize the dreamof uniting the Italian lands to the nation, for she had entered thesystem of Alliance of the Central Empires and had stayed there longyears while having all the time Italian territories unjustly subjectedto Austria-Hungary. The annexation of the Italian lands to theKingdom of Italy had to be the consequence of the affirmation of theprinciples of nationality, not the reason for going to war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been a part of the system ofthe German Alliance, but it had left its Allies, Germany andAustria-Hungary, because it recognized that the War was unjust, andhad remained neutral for ten months. Then, entering into the Warfreely and without obligation, there was one road for it to follow, that of proclaiming solemnly and defending the principles of democracyand justice. Indeed, that was a moral duty in that the break with thetwo countries with which Italy had been in alliance for thirty-thr...eeyears became a matter not only of honesty but of duty solely throughthe injustice of the cause for which they had proclaimed an offensivewar. It was not possible for Italy to go to war to realize the dreamof uniting the Italian lands to the nation, for she had entered thesystem of Alliance of the Central Empires and had stayed there longyears while having all the time Italian territories unjustly subjectedto Austria-Hungary. The annexation of the Italian lands to theKingdom of Italy had to be the consequence of the affirmation of theprinciples of nationality, not the reason for going to war.
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