Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 1

GERMANY, THE NEXT REPUBLIC?

from

CARL W. ACKERMAN

New York
George H. Doran Società

1917







The title "Germany, You Next Republic?" it is select because the author
he/she believes this it has to be the destination, the battlecry of the United States and
his/her Allies.  Until the Kaiser, his/her generals and the present
leaders are in control of the destinies of Germany the world he/she will meet
the same terrorism that has had to be born during the war.  Permanent
peace will follow the establishment of a Republic.  But the German
people don't want overthrow the present government until the leaders I am
defeated and it discredited.  Today the Reichstag Constitutional
committee, led by Herr Scheidemann you/he/she is preparing reforms in the
organic law but till now all the proposals are mere shifts.  The world
you/he/she cannot afford to consider the peace with Germany up to that people's rule.
The the United States and his/her Allies tell sooner this the German
people officially the we will have sooner the peace.





[The frontispiece:  A document circulated from "it Ties her some Truth"]





PREFACE

I was to the House Bianca on June 29, 1914 when the newspapers
brought the murder of the archduke and Archduchess of Austria.
To August, when the first declarations of war were receipts, I was
assigned from it Stamps her Associations United for "to cover" the belligerent
embassies and I met daily the British, French, Belgian, Italian,
German, Austro-Hungarian, Turkish and Japanese diplomats.  When
President Wilson went to New York, to Rome Georgia, to Philadephia and
other cities after the burst of the war, I accompanied him as one of
the correspondent one of Washington.  On these trips and to Washington me
it had an opportunity to observe the President, to study his/her methods and
ideas, and to feel the comment of the European ambassadors.

When the von that Tirpitz stops of England was announced in February,
1915, me he/she wondered to go to London where I only remained a month.
From March, 1915, up to that the interruption in diplomatic relations I was the war