Who Wanted War the Origin of the War According to Diplomatic Documents volume
Who Wanted War the Origin of the War According to Diplomatic Documents volume
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The participation of Austro-Hungarian authorities in the judicial enquiry was also judged impossible; as it would be ''a violation of the Constitution and of the law of criminal procedure". Nevertheless, added the note "in concrete cases, communications as to the results of the investigation in question might be given to the Austro-Hungarian representatives ' (art. 6).
Servia pledged herself to conform to all the other demands made by Austria. With regard to the measures to be taken against the... intrigues of the press, the Servian Government did point out that the present state of the law left it provision- ally unarmed, to provoke hatred of Austria not being legally a crime, and the confiscation of publications where these in- trigues might be produced not being allowed by the Constitu- tion. But it undertook at the first convocation of the Skouptchina and at the approaching revision of the Constitution to have the necessary laws voted.
Finally, in case the Austrian Government should not be sa- tisfied with its reply, the Servian Government declared itself " ready, as always, to accept a pacific understanding, either by referring this question to the decision of the International Tri- bunal of the Hague, or to the great Powers ".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The participation of Austro-Hungarian authorities in the judicial enquiry was also judged impossible; as it would be ''a violation of the Constitution and of the law of criminal procedure". Nevertheless, added the note "in concrete cases, communications as to the results of the investigation in question might be given to the Austro-Hungarian representatives ' (art. 6).
Servia pledged herself to conform to all the other demands made by Austria. With regard to the measures to be taken against the... intrigues of the press, the Servian Government did point out that the present state of the law left it provision- ally unarmed, to provoke hatred of Austria not being legally a crime, and the confiscation of publications where these in- trigues might be produced not being allowed by the Constitu- tion. But it undertook at the first convocation of the Skouptchina and at the approaching revision of the Constitution to have the necessary laws voted.
Finally, in case the Austrian Government should not be sa- tisfied with its reply, the Servian Government declared itself " ready, as always, to accept a pacific understanding, either by referring this question to the decision of the International Tri- bunal of the Hague, or to the great Powers ".
What to read after Who Wanted War the Origin of the War According to Diplomatic Documents volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Durkheim to read onlineMoreLess
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