The Tragedy of Russia
The Tragedy of Russia
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But the ordinary man did not require the assistance of Bolshevik " cleverness and in- telligence " to pee through the German pretence of discard- ing annexations and indemnities. Even the derided profes- sional diplomatist was fully aware, before the proceedings at Brest-Litovsk, of how the Kaiser and his government would treat the declaration of ex-Chancellor Michaelis upon the subject. That politician himself, in the very act of making it, stated that he accepted the formula " as he understoo...d it, " and the history of Prussian diplomacy shows clearly that a phrase can be " understood " to mean the precise opposite of what the plain words imply.
There was no reason, then, to be surprised when the German military leaders having played with Trotzky while he thought he was playing with them brought the deplorable comedy at Brest-Litovsk to a close, and resumed in grim earnest their programme for bringing vast territories within the sphere of the German Empire, in spite of the abject petition of the Bolshevik dictators to be allowed to sign the shameful peace which they had declared intolerable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the ordinary man did not require the assistance of Bolshevik " cleverness and in- telligence " to pee through the German pretence of discard- ing annexations and indemnities. Even the derided profes- sional diplomatist was fully aware, before the proceedings at Brest-Litovsk, of how the Kaiser and his government would treat the declaration of ex-Chancellor Michaelis upon the subject. That politician himself, in the very act of making it, stated that he accepted the formula " as he understoo...d it, " and the history of Prussian diplomacy shows clearly that a phrase can be " understood " to mean the precise opposite of what the plain words imply.
There was no reason, then, to be surprised when the German military leaders having played with Trotzky while he thought he was playing with them brought the deplorable comedy at Brest-Litovsk to a close, and resumed in grim earnest their programme for bringing vast territories within the sphere of the German Empire, in spite of the abject petition of the Bolshevik dictators to be allowed to sign the shameful peace which they had declared intolerable.
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