Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 6

From to-day on, the Place and it Telegraphs communications among Germany
on the hand of the an and:

  1. England,
  2. France,
  3. Russia,
  4. Japan,
  5. Belgium,
  6. Italy,
  7. Montenegro,
  8. Servia,
  9. Portugal;

on the other hand you/he/she is interrupted because Germany is found in a
state of war.

(Signed) Manager of the Place and Telegraph.


This notice that was never published the shows that the man that directed
the Place and it Telegraphs Service of the Imperial Government he/she knew on the
2 August, 1914 that the enemies of Germany would be.  Of the eleven
hostile of to-day of Germany that only Roumania and the United States were not
included.  If the Manager of the Place and Telegraph he/she knew that that to
you are waited, it is sure that the Imperial Government knew.  This
show of announcement that Germany was waited for war with nine different
nations, but to the duration you/he/she had posted on the bulletin board of the
Haupttelegraphenamt, not even Italy, Japan, Belgium neither Portugal
declared war.  Italy didn't declare war up to that almost one year and a half
later, Portugal almost two years later and Japan not up to that
December, 1914.

This document throws an interesting light on the preparations Germany
constituted a world war.

The White, Makes yellow, Grey and Blue Books that all the belligerents
published after the beginning of the war, only treated with the attempts
of these nations to prevent the war.  None of the nations it has as he/she anchors
white books and published to show as it prepared for war and anchor each,
nation in Europe was waiting himself/herself/itself and you/he/she had prepared for an European
conflagration.  Winston Churchill, when he was God of First the
Admiralty, determined to the beginning of the war that the fleet of England was
mobilized.  France had offered millions of frank to strengthen the
Russian it confines with in Poland, even if Germany had made the most greater part of the guns.
Belgium had what called the Kaiser, "a small despicable army" but
the soldiers knew whether to fight when the invaders came.  Germany had new