Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 54

of the News you/he/she was done "Agency Estera" to work here on the feeling
against President Wilson.  Desperate efforts were made for holding the
United States to be broken diplomatic relations.  In December and
January that the last file of the news sends in the American newspapers
from show in Berlin that the Foreign agency was more active than everybody
Correspondent Americans in Berlin.  Minister of State Zimmermann,
Dem of von of under-secretaries Busche and von that Stumm has given to frequent interviews
to the so defined "representatives of the News Agency Estera."  It was
every part of a specific plan of Krupp, sustained from the Hamburg-American
and the north society of steamboat of German Lloyd, to divide opinion in
the United States so that President Wilson would not be thought if him
broken diplomatic relations.

Germany, as I have pointed out, you/he/she is conducting an it two-faced
propaganda.  While working in the United States through his/her agents and
reservists to create the impression that Germany was friendly the,
Government worked to prepare the German people for war.  The policy
it was to make the American people believe that Germany would never have made anything
to bring the United States in the war, but to convince the German
I publish that America was not neutral and that President Wilson was
scheming against the German run.  Germany was Janus-led.  Head
No 1 motto:


"America, you are a great nation.  We want Your friendship and
neutrality.  We have near business and relationships of blood and these
you/he/she should not be broken.  Germany is not the Barbaric nation his/her enemies
paints her/it."


Head No 2, turned toward the German people, says:


"The Germans, President Wilson is anti-German.  He wants to prevent us from
starting a submarine and boundless war.  America has never been neutral,
because Washington allows the factories of ammunition to provision the
Allied.  These factories are killing Your relatives.  We have millions
of German-American that will sustain us.  It won't be long up to that