Some Personal Impressions
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My friend showed my letter to M. Caillaux, then Prime 76 SOME PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS Minister, who read it to the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate.
This was the last occasion on which I had any prolonged talk with Kiderlen. From this time on we simply wrote to each other.
On the evening of the 30th of December, 1912, I was due to meet him at Stuttgart, where he had been spending the Christmas holidays, and where he remained. At the rail- way station at Salzbourg I heard of his most unexpec...ted death, and the next day at Stutt- gart they told me that my name was one of the last words he had spoken.
Perhaps it was only an illusion of friend- ship, but I cannot help believing that in Kid- erlen we lost one of the mainstays of peace. Not that my friend was a sentimentalist, far from it; but he was a man of genuinely well- set mind, and his real intellect kept him to the last of the opinion that a war of Germany against the world was altogether a bad busi- ness.
Count Aehrenthal VIII COUNT AEHRENTHAL COUNT AEHRENTHAL was the most bril- liant Austrian Foreign Minister since the days of Beust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My friend showed my letter to M. Caillaux, then Prime 76 SOME PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS Minister, who read it to the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate.
This was the last occasion on which I had any prolonged talk with Kiderlen. From this time on we simply wrote to each other.
On the evening of the 30th of December, 1912, I was due to meet him at Stuttgart, where he had been spending the Christmas holidays, and where he remained. At the rail- way station at Salzbourg I heard of his most unexpec...ted death, and the next day at Stutt- gart they told me that my name was one of the last words he had spoken.
Perhaps it was only an illusion of friend- ship, but I cannot help believing that in Kid- erlen we lost one of the mainstays of peace. Not that my friend was a sentimentalist, far from it; but he was a man of genuinely well- set mind, and his real intellect kept him to the last of the opinion that a war of Germany against the world was altogether a bad busi- ness.
Count Aehrenthal VIII COUNT AEHRENTHAL COUNT AEHRENTHAL was the most bril- liant Austrian Foreign Minister since the days of Beust.
What to read after Some Personal Impressions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Take Ionescu to read onlineMoreLess
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