What Germany Thinks the War As Germans See It
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Russia is with us.
" Messimy, "Minister for War. " From the moment that Germany declared war on France, new tactics were adopted in the Press. A campaign of calumny began which is the exact counterpart of that against Belgium and the Belgians. Uncorroborated tales of Germans hav- ing been ill treated in all parts of France were spread broadcast. According to one journal* sixty to eighty Germans had been murdered on the platforms of the Gare de TEst in Paris.
Still there is one accusation which ...even German newspapers have never dared to make, viz. , that Frenchmen murdered and ill-treated Frenchmen, or that war delirium led them to destroy property on a wholesale scale. On the other hand, the picture obtainable of Germany during August, 1914, proves that similar peaceful conditions did not prevail in the great nation of " drill and discipline. " France was even " convicted " of having caused the war ; instead of being unprepared, she had laid the fuse and was the guilty power in causing the European explosion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russia is with us.
" Messimy, "Minister for War. " From the moment that Germany declared war on France, new tactics were adopted in the Press. A campaign of calumny began which is the exact counterpart of that against Belgium and the Belgians. Uncorroborated tales of Germans hav- ing been ill treated in all parts of France were spread broadcast. According to one journal* sixty to eighty Germans had been murdered on the platforms of the Gare de TEst in Paris.
Still there is one accusation which ...even German newspapers have never dared to make, viz. , that Frenchmen murdered and ill-treated Frenchmen, or that war delirium led them to destroy property on a wholesale scale. On the other hand, the picture obtainable of Germany during August, 1914, proves that similar peaceful conditions did not prevail in the great nation of " drill and discipline. " France was even " convicted " of having caused the war ; instead of being unprepared, she had laid the fuse and was the guilty power in causing the European explosion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Thomas F. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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