The Responsibilites of the League
The Responsibilites of the League
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In the final issue, it was Germany's decision to sign, rather than the Allies' ultimatum to the Magyar government, that saved Bohemia and Austria from extinction. But here also it is important to recognise that when the Conference awoke to the situation, it did show itself anxious to retrieve its mistakes. Fighting in Carinthia was stopped ; frontier rectifications in Austria's favour were granted at Gmund and Presburg, and Austria's claims in western Hungary were recognised.
The faults of the ...Conference can be easily explained and as easily remedied in its successor, the Council of the League. Lack of organisation at the centre, an imperfect and incoherent intel- ligence service in the troubled areas, and the rapid demobilisation of military and economic power these were the sources of inefficiency. The old problem of unity of command is still im- perfectly solved, and Germany thus retains an K 146 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE LEAGUE immense advantage if the revolution has left her the power to use it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the final issue, it was Germany's decision to sign, rather than the Allies' ultimatum to the Magyar government, that saved Bohemia and Austria from extinction. But here also it is important to recognise that when the Conference awoke to the situation, it did show itself anxious to retrieve its mistakes. Fighting in Carinthia was stopped ; frontier rectifications in Austria's favour were granted at Gmund and Presburg, and Austria's claims in western Hungary were recognised.
The faults of the ...Conference can be easily explained and as easily remedied in its successor, the Council of the League. Lack of organisation at the centre, an imperfect and incoherent intel- ligence service in the troubled areas, and the rapid demobilisation of military and economic power these were the sources of inefficiency. The old problem of unity of command is still im- perfectly solved, and Germany thus retains an K 146 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE LEAGUE immense advantage if the revolution has left her the power to use it.
What to read after The Responsibilites of the League?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eustace Percy Percy of Newcastle to read onlineMoreLess
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