The Upper Silesian Question And Germanys Coal Problem
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The Poles hate both the Germans and the Czechs and as political opponents, as well as from considerations of natural hostility, would leave no stone unturned to weaken their foes. At any rate it is to be expected that Poland would make any concessions in this regard dependent upon the yielding of some political advantage to her, and it will, by no means, be difficult to give color to the proceeding in view of the fact that surplus supplies, under Polish control will be small and it would be pos...sible to use them to satisfy Russia's requirements as easily as to supply the needs of Germany and Bohemia. Lastly, there is the consider- ation that the population of the area to which Upper Silesia has hitherto furnished coal is 35, 000, 000 whereas the entire population of Poland is but 16, 000, 000, and it is scarcely necessary to suggest 150 THE UPPER SILESIAN QUESTION what a catastrophe it would be for these 35, 000, 000 people to their industry, commerce and agriculture if by one Apolitical stroke they were to be deprived of the coal supplies upon which they have depended and upon which their entire economic existence is based.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Poles hate both the Germans and the Czechs and as political opponents, as well as from considerations of natural hostility, would leave no stone unturned to weaken their foes. At any rate it is to be expected that Poland would make any concessions in this regard dependent upon the yielding of some political advantage to her, and it will, by no means, be difficult to give color to the proceeding in view of the fact that surplus supplies, under Polish control will be small and it would be pos...sible to use them to satisfy Russia's requirements as easily as to supply the needs of Germany and Bohemia. Lastly, there is the consider- ation that the population of the area to which Upper Silesia has hitherto furnished coal is 35, 000, 000 whereas the entire population of Poland is but 16, 000, 000, and it is scarcely necessary to suggest 150 THE UPPER SILESIAN QUESTION what a catastrophe it would be for these 35, 000, 000 people to their industry, commerce and agriculture if by one Apolitical stroke they were to be deprived of the coal supplies upon which they have depended and upon which their entire economic existence is based.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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