Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 27

2. The battle of the Marne and the consignment of arm and ammunition from
the United States.

3. The intrigue and widening breakup between the army and military Marina and the
Foreign Office.


ME

A weapon that the Allies have used against Germany that was more real
what all others, were the press.  When the English and French accused
the Germans as "Barbarians and Huns", as "pirates" and "uncivil"
European, it cut the Germans to the express;  it struck men and women
so fearfully how German it feared this it attaches more than they did the
he/she forces military and combined of their enemies.  This is quickly understood
when one includes that in front of the war the thing Germans' prided
them on it was their commerce and them civilisation,--their Kultur.
In front of the war, the world was said from what had the nation
fact for the poor man;  what long footsteps the scientists had done in search
job and that progress the men of business had done in to extend them
has relationships to the expense of competitors.

While some government officers foresaw the disaster that would come
to Germany if this vanity national pits paraded in front of the whole world,
their suggestion and suggestion were ignored.  Consul General Kiliani, the
Official of principal German in Australia in front of the war, it told me he had
repeatedly brought to the Foreign Office that men of German business were
their his/her own opportunities that hurt boasting so a lot of what they had
what they would do.  He said if it continued the whole world
it would be united in league against Germany;  that opinion of public would be this way
strongly against German good that they would lose their markets.
Germany manufactured his/her commercial strength the whole fear of world from this fool
boasting himself/herself/itself.

Then when the war broke out and German it was attached to be
uncivil in Belgium, to break essays and to neglect the
opinion of the world, was but natural that vanity of German owes
if I/you/he/she hear again him/it.  Germans it didn't fear nothing but God and public opinion.  Them