Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 78

rules and precedents in the Prussian army.  The army was ready to send
Liebknecht to the firing squad and it was only short once until them
it had an opportunity to arrest him/it.  Liebknecht started insurrections in some of
the factories of ammunition and a night to Potsdamer Platz, it dressed in
dressed civil, he shouted, "down with the Government", and it started
to address the passers-from.  He was immediately grabbed by government
detectives that were always following him/it and I taken to the police
station.  Its house was crossed and when the test started the papers,
you found there, you/he/she had put in front of the military court as evidence that
he was drawing against the Government.  The test was secret, and
police stopped away all the roads a quarter of a mile from the court
where he was proccesato.  In all the procedures that lasted a week the
newspapers were permitted to only stamp the information distributed from
the Wolff Telegrafo Desk.  But public understanding for Liebknecht was this way
great that climbed on police was kept in every part of the urban day and
night for to separate himself/herself/themselves insane that you/they would assemble.  Behind doors dams,
without an opportunity to consult his/her friends with only a lawyer,
named by the Government to defend him/it, Liebknecht you/he/she was condemned
two years I last jobs.  Its only crime was that he had dared to speak
in the Reichstag the opinions of some of the most integral socialists.

The imprisonment of Liebknecht was a lesson to the other Socialist agitators.
The day after its day of the sentence was announced there were almost strikes in
every factory of ammunition in and around Berlin.  Also to Spandau, following
to Essen the greatest ammunition manufacturing city in Germany, a lot
thousand workers left their benches as a protest but the German people
is afraid so of the police and them really soldier
organisation that they only strikes one day and they returns the neighbor to forget
on preceding events.