The Evidence in the Case
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It is a mistake to attribute to Germany a threatening attitude. '^ I English White Paper, No. I. ' Russian Orange Paper, No. I8.
Germany and the Austrian Ultimatum 37 This statement is inherently improbable. Aus- tria was the weaker of the two allies, and it was Germany's saber that it was rattling in the face of Europe. Obviously Austria could not have proceeded to extreme measures, which it was recognized from the first would antagonize Russia, unless it had the support of Germany, and there ...is a probability, amounting to a moral certainty, that it would not have committed itself and Germany to the possibility of a European war without first consulting Germany.
Moreover, we have the testimony of Sir M. De Bunsen, the English Ambassador in Vienna, who advised Sir Edward Grey that he had "private information that the German Ambassador (at Vienna) knew the text of the Austrian ultimatum to Servia before it was dispatched, and telegraphed it to the German Emperor, " and that the German Ambassador himself "indorses every line of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a mistake to attribute to Germany a threatening attitude. '^ I English White Paper, No. I. ' Russian Orange Paper, No. I8.
Germany and the Austrian Ultimatum 37 This statement is inherently improbable. Aus- tria was the weaker of the two allies, and it was Germany's saber that it was rattling in the face of Europe. Obviously Austria could not have proceeded to extreme measures, which it was recognized from the first would antagonize Russia, unless it had the support of Germany, and there ...is a probability, amounting to a moral certainty, that it would not have committed itself and Germany to the possibility of a European war without first consulting Germany.
Moreover, we have the testimony of Sir M. De Bunsen, the English Ambassador in Vienna, who advised Sir Edward Grey that he had "private information that the German Ambassador (at Vienna) knew the text of the Austrian ultimatum to Servia before it was dispatched, and telegraphed it to the German Emperor, " and that the German Ambassador himself "indorses every line of it.
What to read after The Evidence in the Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beck James Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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