The Lies of the Allies; a Remarkable Collection of Facts, Proofs And Documents of How England, the Anglo-Maniacs, And the "big Dailies" Humbug the American People
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As to its moral justification every one must draw his own conclusion. Owing to the great size of the vessel it seems quite possible that the German authorities did not suppose that a torpedo would sink the vessel. In all probability their plans called merely for disabling the vessel. No ship of such size ever went down so quickly (less than 15 minutes), and had the captain shut the water tight compartments be- fore entering the war zone and taken proper action after being struck she probably wo...uld not have sunk until the passengers were oflf. Of the 1,355 passengers and the crew of 651 only 772 were saved, of the latter number more than half were members of the crew. Owing to the large cargo of ammunition which appears to have exploded after the vessel was struck and to have been the final cause of the sinking, the British Government has certainly the ultimate responsibility. What justification there can be for placing passengers on a munition ship is not apparent. Indeed it is utterly indefensible and the British government is not only chargeable with the loss of life due to the disaster, but also with provocative conduct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to its moral justification every one must draw his own conclusion. Owing to the great size of the vessel it seems quite possible that the German authorities did not suppose that a torpedo would sink the vessel. In all probability their plans called merely for disabling the vessel. No ship of such size ever went down so quickly (less than 15 minutes), and had the captain shut the water tight compartments be- fore entering the war zone and taken proper action after being struck she probably wo...uld not have sunk until the passengers were oflf. Of the 1,355 passengers and the crew of 651 only 772 were saved, of the latter number more than half were members of the crew. Owing to the large cargo of ammunition which appears to have exploded after the vessel was struck and to have been the final cause of the sinking, the British Government has certainly the ultimate responsibility. What justification there can be for placing passengers on a munition ship is not apparent. Indeed it is utterly indefensible and the British government is not only chargeable with the loss of life due to the disaster, but also with provocative conduct.
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