The Game of Diplomacy
The Game of Diplomacy
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Yet when the harvest came in the present world war, as far as the Balkan States were concerned Sazonoff pursued his old policies, blind to their consequences.
I am personally convinced that Sazonoff did not believe in the possibility of a European war which would develop into a world-wide war, and he impressed this belief both on France and England. They con- sidered their interests in the Balkans small beside those of Russia, and naturally preferred to follow the lead of Sazonoff.
On the first... of June, 1914, Emperor Nicholas had an interview with King Charles I. Of Roumania, at Constanza. I was there at the time, and learned through Roumanian statesmen, and intimate friends of mine, that King Charles had made certain promises to Russia. For example, a military convention which had been in force between Austro-Hungary and Rou- mania for more than twenty years would not be renewed. Austro-Hungary, in consequence, lost a very strong support in the Balkans. Furthermore, when Arch- duke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Habsburgs, was assassinated at Serajevo, on the 28th of June, 1914, Sazonoff doubtless knew of the war- like arrangements the Archduke had concluded in his castle at Krobatin with the German Emperor, — yet as far as I could judge from my conversation with 157 THE GAME OF DIPLOMACY members of his entourage, Tie was convinced that if the Archduke were out of the way the peace of Europe would not be endangered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet when the harvest came in the present world war, as far as the Balkan States were concerned Sazonoff pursued his old policies, blind to their consequences.
I am personally convinced that Sazonoff did not believe in the possibility of a European war which would develop into a world-wide war, and he impressed this belief both on France and England. They con- sidered their interests in the Balkans small beside those of Russia, and naturally preferred to follow the lead of Sazonoff.
On the first... of June, 1914, Emperor Nicholas had an interview with King Charles I. Of Roumania, at Constanza. I was there at the time, and learned through Roumanian statesmen, and intimate friends of mine, that King Charles had made certain promises to Russia. For example, a military convention which had been in force between Austro-Hungary and Rou- mania for more than twenty years would not be renewed. Austro-Hungary, in consequence, lost a very strong support in the Balkans. Furthermore, when Arch- duke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Habsburgs, was assassinated at Serajevo, on the 28th of June, 1914, Sazonoff doubtless knew of the war- like arrangements the Archduke had concluded in his castle at Krobatin with the German Emperor, — yet as far as I could judge from my conversation with 157 THE GAME OF DIPLOMACY members of his entourage, Tie was convinced that if the Archduke were out of the way the peace of Europe would not be endangered.
What to read after The Game of Diplomacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugenii Nikolaevich Shelking to read onlineMoreLess
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