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... Germany , the imperial chancellor , Bethmann Hollweg , gravely revealed that Germany had sent an ulti- matum to Russia and to France . He expected no reply : he envisaged the most sacrificing war that Germany had ever fought . ' If the ...
... Germany , the imperial chancellor , Bethmann Hollweg , gravely revealed that Germany had sent an ulti- matum to Russia and to France . He expected no reply : he envisaged the most sacrificing war that Germany had ever fought . ' If the ...
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... Germany mobilised hers , and the Social democrats cheered . The expansionist aims of Germany and Italy and Japan in the 1930s have been widely interpeted as conscious or un- conscious attempts to quell internal tensions by setting up ...
... Germany mobilised hers , and the Social democrats cheered . The expansionist aims of Germany and Italy and Japan in the 1930s have been widely interpeted as conscious or un- conscious attempts to quell internal tensions by setting up ...
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... Germany's decision for war in 1914 . Indeed Germany's aims would not have been high in 1914 if her leaders then had believed that Germany lacked adequate power . Bethmann Hollweg , chancellor of Germany at the out- break of war ...
... Germany's decision for war in 1914 . Indeed Germany's aims would not have been high in 1914 if her leaders then had believed that Germany lacked adequate power . Bethmann Hollweg , chancellor of Germany at the out- break of war ...
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