The Second Belgian Grey book
The Second Belgian Grey book
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In return for our loyalty, you make Belgium the field of battle between France and yourselves. Europe will judge you, and you will have against you England, the guarantor of our neutrality, Liege is not quite so easy to take as you imagine. " The Minister for Foreign Affairs, when pressed by me, acknow- ledged that we could not have replied to the German demand otherwise than we had done, and that he understood our answer. He repeated more than once the expression of his grief that it had come ...to this. " It is, " he said, " a question of life-and-death for Germany. " I answered that a people, like an individual, cannot live with- out honour. I then declared myself ready to leave Berlin with my staff.
Herr von Jagow answered that he did not wish to break off diplomatic relations with us.
I said : "It rests with my Government to make a decision, and I await their orders before asking you for my passports. " (Signed) BARON BE YENS .
28 No. 26.
The Belgian Minister in London to M. Davignon, Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In return for our loyalty, you make Belgium the field of battle between France and yourselves. Europe will judge you, and you will have against you England, the guarantor of our neutrality, Liege is not quite so easy to take as you imagine. " The Minister for Foreign Affairs, when pressed by me, acknow- ledged that we could not have replied to the German demand otherwise than we had done, and that he understood our answer. He repeated more than once the expression of his grief that it had come ...to this. " It is, " he said, " a question of life-and-death for Germany. " I answered that a people, like an individual, cannot live with- out honour. I then declared myself ready to leave Berlin with my staff.
Herr von Jagow answered that he did not wish to break off diplomatic relations with us.
I said : "It rests with my Government to make a decision, and I await their orders before asking you for my passports. " (Signed) BARON BE YENS .
28 No. 26.
The Belgian Minister in London to M. Davignon, Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
What to read after The Second Belgian Grey book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belgium Ministre Des Affaires Trangres to read onlineMoreLess
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