The Memoirs of a Balkan Diplomatist
The Memoirs of a Balkan Diplomatist
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It was a miracle that the conflagration did not take place then, and we were often on the very brink of war even during the Ambassadorial Conference in London. That miracle was due to the statesmanship of the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey.
But this shows how precarious was the state of peace.
235 Memoirs of a Balkan Diplomatist Living in London, and sometimes seeing diplomats, I appreciated the difficulties of the Ambassadorial Con- ference and realised that diplomacy could not alw...ays perform miracles, and that consequently the situation of Europe was exceedingly delicate and dangerous. From all I heard about Germany's and Austria's preparations it was easy to conclude that they would precipitate and provoke war because they knew that it was inevitable, that their preparations were far in advance of those of the Entente Pow r ers, and that it was absurd to suppose they would wait until Russia had completed her strategic railways, equipped her ten million soldiers, and the French law of three years' service had begun to bear fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a miracle that the conflagration did not take place then, and we were often on the very brink of war even during the Ambassadorial Conference in London. That miracle was due to the statesmanship of the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey.
But this shows how precarious was the state of peace.
235 Memoirs of a Balkan Diplomatist Living in London, and sometimes seeing diplomats, I appreciated the difficulties of the Ambassadorial Con- ference and realised that diplomacy could not alw...ays perform miracles, and that consequently the situation of Europe was exceedingly delicate and dangerous. From all I heard about Germany's and Austria's preparations it was easy to conclude that they would precipitate and provoke war because they knew that it was inevitable, that their preparations were far in advance of those of the Entente Pow r ers, and that it was absurd to suppose they would wait until Russia had completed her strategic railways, equipped her ten million soldiers, and the French law of three years' service had begun to bear fruit.
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