The Position of the Bohemians (Czechs) in the European War
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^ **^ C3 -«rA-«Ksa*-^^ BOHEMIANS (CZECHS) FOR AMERICA AND AGAINST AUSTRIA The Austrian Government in a recent note addressed to the Government of the United States, in effect demanded an embargo upon the shipment of ammunition and arms from the United States. This demand, which is absolutely inconsistent with international law, as well as the practice, both past and present, of the Aus- trian, as well as the German Government, has been followed up by a report to... the effect that the Austro-Hungarian Government contemplates following up its note to the American Govern- ment with the scheme of mobilization of Ameri- can Austrians and Hungarians, of whom there are six millions in the United States, so as to in- terfere with the manufacture of war materials.
The time has come for former subjects of the Austro-Hungarian Government to emphati- cally and unequivocally declare that they are utterly opposed to the Austrian Government in its demand for an embargo upon the shipment of arms and ammunition, and that the threat alleged to have been made as to the mobilization of former Austrian subjects, and Austrian resi- dents of the United States, is the sheerest sort of insolence and impudence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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^ **^ C3 -«rA-«Ksa*-^^ BOHEMIANS (CZECHS) FOR AMERICA AND AGAINST AUSTRIA The Austrian Government in a recent note addressed to the Government of the United States, in effect demanded an embargo upon the shipment of ammunition and arms from the United States. This demand, which is absolutely inconsistent with international law, as well as the practice, both past and present, of the Aus- trian, as well as the German Government, has been followed up by a report to... the effect that the Austro-Hungarian Government contemplates following up its note to the American Govern- ment with the scheme of mobilization of Ameri- can Austrians and Hungarians, of whom there are six millions in the United States, so as to in- terfere with the manufacture of war materials.
The time has come for former subjects of the Austro-Hungarian Government to emphati- cally and unequivocally declare that they are utterly opposed to the Austrian Government in its demand for an embargo upon the shipment of arms and ammunition, and that the threat alleged to have been made as to the mobilization of former Austrian subjects, and Austrian resi- dents of the United States, is the sheerest sort of insolence and impudence.
What to read after The Position of the Bohemians (Czechs) in the European War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bohemian National Alliance of America to read onlineMoreLess
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