Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 41

the Personal General.  Heads Vanselow Head of the admiralty,
Department of intelligence, was there and you/he/she had brought with him the
Manchester _Guardian_.  He asked where I found the information and that
the consignment had passed.  He said the military Marina it was above in weapon and it had
orders published to the Office of the Telegraph of the General that, since Germany
it was martial law under, any telegrams that contained you/they would be passed the
submarines of the words, harbor to serve in the military the admiralty or sea or some official ones of the military Marina
without having it referred them to the admiralty for a second to censor.
This order practically annulled the powers of censorship of the Foreigner
Office.  I saw that the Marina military Department was again in the saddle and
what probable is that the efforts of the Chancellor to maintain the peace are not
succeeded later everything.  But the lectures in head office lasted Gran
more from very for some one was waited.  The first news that we have received of what had
taken place was that vons of Secretary Jagow you/he/she had informed the Kaiser him
discharges him before he would make anything with which it would provoke trouble
the United States.

Germany was separated opened wide by the submarine problem.  For once it
it looked as if the only possible rectification or you/he/she had been for von
Tirpitz to go and his/her policies with him, or for von Jagow and the
Chancellor to go with the danger corresponding of a breakup with
America.  But von that Tirpitz would not discharge him.  He left head office Gran
for Berlin and it announced to his/her friends that he was about to race the
He/she Marinates military to be all right him.  But the Chancellor of what it had the support the
the great consignment interests and the financiers, saw a possible means of
von that gives crazy chessman Tirpitz forcing von of Admiral Pohl to resign him as Principal
of the Personal admiralty.  They finally persuaded the Kaiser to accept
his/her resignation and nomination von of Admiral Holtzendorff as his/her successor.