The German Chancellor And the Outbreak of War
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The importance of this cannot be exaggerated. By it they had, in fact, ensured that any Russian mobilisation would be complete. Had Russia had to do with Austria alone, she would, as so often in the past, when it appeared necessary, have begun a partial mobihsation. Knowing that Ger- many was behind Austria and that any inter- ference meant war with Germany, it followed inevitably that if they mobilised at all they must at once prepare to meet a German attack.
It is absolutely inconceivable tha...t any re- sponsible statesman could have acted in this way unless he was prepared for immediate war. It is, indeed, quite possible that some of the German Ministers and the Emperor AND THE OUTBREAK OF WAR. 45 noped and believed that Russia would give way, as she had done in igog, but if she did not do so they had committed themselves so far that no retreat was possible. They must have been prepared for and have ac- cepted the possibility that this would happen.
The Chancellor, the Emperor, and the whole of the German Government are equally re- sponsible for all that ensued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The importance of this cannot be exaggerated. By it they had, in fact, ensured that any Russian mobilisation would be complete. Had Russia had to do with Austria alone, she would, as so often in the past, when it appeared necessary, have begun a partial mobihsation. Knowing that Ger- many was behind Austria and that any inter- ference meant war with Germany, it followed inevitably that if they mobilised at all they must at once prepare to meet a German attack.
It is absolutely inconceivable tha...t any re- sponsible statesman could have acted in this way unless he was prepared for immediate war. It is, indeed, quite possible that some of the German Ministers and the Emperor AND THE OUTBREAK OF WAR. 45 noped and believed that Russia would give way, as she had done in igog, but if she did not do so they had committed themselves so far that no retreat was possible. They must have been prepared for and have ac- cepted the possibility that this would happen.
The Chancellor, the Emperor, and the whole of the German Government are equally re- sponsible for all that ensued.
What to read after The German Chancellor And the Outbreak of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Headlam James Wycliffe to read onlineMoreLess
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