The German War of 1914
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3 That England, France, Italy and Russia at all times sincerely worked for peace, and for this purpose not only over- looked the original misconduct of Austria but made every reasonable concession in the hope of preserving peace.
4 That Austria, having mobilized its army, Russia was reasonably justified in mobilizing its forces. Such act of mobilization was the right of any sovereign State, and as long as the Russian armies did not cross the border or take any aggressive action no other nation ...had any just right to complain, each having the same right to make similar preparations.
5 That Germany, in abruptly declaring war against Russia for failure to demobilize when the other Powers had offered to make any reasonable concession and peace parleys were still in progress, precipitated the war.
f In the British Blue Book and German White Boole.
71 47. German Proclamations posted in Belgium and France, 1 91 4.
Appendix to Report of Bryce Committee, 1915.
[The following proclamations by German Army Authorities are taken from Appendix C, pp.
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3 That England, France, Italy and Russia at all times sincerely worked for peace, and for this purpose not only over- looked the original misconduct of Austria but made every reasonable concession in the hope of preserving peace.
4 That Austria, having mobilized its army, Russia was reasonably justified in mobilizing its forces. Such act of mobilization was the right of any sovereign State, and as long as the Russian armies did not cross the border or take any aggressive action no other nation ...had any just right to complain, each having the same right to make similar preparations.
5 That Germany, in abruptly declaring war against Russia for failure to demobilize when the other Powers had offered to make any reasonable concession and peace parleys were still in progress, precipitated the war.
f In the British Blue Book and German White Boole.
71 47. German Proclamations posted in Belgium and France, 1 91 4.
Appendix to Report of Bryce Committee, 1915.
[The following proclamations by German Army Authorities are taken from Appendix C, pp.
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