To Kiel in the "hercules"
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Admiral Brown- ing ^s reply was a counter-demand for a guarantee of safety for the parties landing from the Hercu- les to carry out their inspections of German ships and air stations. ^^The word of my Commission is given here and now,'' he said, ^4n the presence of many witnesses, for the security of any Ger- man subject who may, in the course of the execu- tion of the armistice, land in Great Britain. It is not customary to give written assurances regard- ing the honourable observation of the ...law of na- tions, but in the case of Germany we are obliged to ask for guarantees in writing because of the de- scription which has been furnished us of the state of the country. We are obliged to ask before we Merchant Shipping 161 take any steps to see that the terms of the armis- tice are executed, that the parties should he ahle to perform their duties without danger, let, or hin- drance. ' ' Admiral Goette conceded this demand, and then went on to press his own in a statement highly illu- minative of the abject position the German naval authorities found themselves in their relations with both the men of the warships and merchant sailors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Admiral Brown- ing ^s reply was a counter-demand for a guarantee of safety for the parties landing from the Hercu- les to carry out their inspections of German ships and air stations. ^^The word of my Commission is given here and now,'' he said, ^4n the presence of many witnesses, for the security of any Ger- man subject who may, in the course of the execu- tion of the armistice, land in Great Britain. It is not customary to give written assurances regard- ing the honourable observation of the ...law of na- tions, but in the case of Germany we are obliged to ask for guarantees in writing because of the de- scription which has been furnished us of the state of the country. We are obliged to ask before we Merchant Shipping 161 take any steps to see that the terms of the armis- tice are executed, that the parties should he ahle to perform their duties without danger, let, or hin- drance. ' ' Admiral Goette conceded this demand, and then went on to press his own in a statement highly illu- minative of the abject position the German naval authorities found themselves in their relations with both the men of the warships and merchant sailors.
What to read after To Kiel in the "hercules"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman, Lewis R. (Lewis Ransome), B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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