Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 26

England.  The English read incapable that is, the officer that brought the
capture thought the gun you/he/she was done in the United States.

In Roumania last December I made to follow the armies of Falkenhayn von of General to
the strong one of Bucharest.  In day of Thanks I crossed from automobile
the Passage of Schurduck.  The Roumanians had defended, or it tried to
defends, this road climbing on guns armor on the crest of one of the
mountainous chains in the Transylvanians Alpi.  I examined a whole position
here and it founded all the turrets you/they were done in Germany.

I didn't doubt but the consignment of arm and ammunition to the Allies
you/he/she had been a great help to them.  (I was said to Paris, later on my way
to the United States that if you/he/she had not been for the American
factories of ammunition France would have been defeated a long time ago.)  But
when Germany disputed that the United States was not neutral in
allowing these consignments to leave American harbors, Germany it was
forgetting that his own arm and factories of ammunition you/he/she had made _for
The enemies_ of Germany.  When the jobs of Krupp sold the defenses Russia for
Kovno, the German Government knew these weapon you/they would be used against
Germany of the day, because any nation except Germany could attach Russia
from way of that city.  When Krupps sold war it handles Roumania the,
I govern German he/she knew that if Roumania united him to the Allies these
provisionings would be used against soldiers of German.  But the Government was
accurate not to bring these facts in German newspapers.  And, even if
Von of Minister of State Jagow admitted to Ambassador Gerard that
there was no anything in international law to justify a change in
The position of Washington, von that the affirmations of Jagow have not been permitted to be
published in Germany.

To understand the resentment of Germany on the interference of the Mr. Wilson with
the submarine war, three things have to be takings in the examination.

1. The position of the Allies that all the Germans are "Huns and Barbarians."