A Woman And the War
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There are countless Germans who could only be cruel in obedience to orders, and, of course, every German will do what he is told, just as the Children of Israel did when Joshua, who appears to have invented "frightfulness, " was carrying out his merciless cam- paign. If we admit that the simple German of the south is not cruel at heart, that he is rather a dreamer and a sentimentalist with strong love for domestic pleasures, we find that the policy of "frightfulness" must be ascribed to the mil...itary party, consisting for the most part of Prussians, with headquarters in Berlin.
These men are the organisers of war, and speak 101 102 A WOMAN AND THE WAR through the mouths of writers like Treitschke, Bernhardi, and the rest. It is they who have torn up the treaties and conventions that were, humanity hoped, to decide the conduct of war. They are re- sponsible for the curious outburst of national ha- tred against this country that is at once so star- tling and so silly, a revelation of the sad truth that Germany is suffering from neurosis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are countless Germans who could only be cruel in obedience to orders, and, of course, every German will do what he is told, just as the Children of Israel did when Joshua, who appears to have invented "frightfulness, " was carrying out his merciless cam- paign. If we admit that the simple German of the south is not cruel at heart, that he is rather a dreamer and a sentimentalist with strong love for domestic pleasures, we find that the policy of "frightfulness" must be ascribed to the mil...itary party, consisting for the most part of Prussians, with headquarters in Berlin.
These men are the organisers of war, and speak 101 102 A WOMAN AND THE WAR through the mouths of writers like Treitschke, Bernhardi, and the rest. It is they who have torn up the treaties and conventions that were, humanity hoped, to decide the conduct of war. They are re- sponsible for the curious outburst of national ha- tred against this country that is at once so star- tling and so silly, a revelation of the sad truth that Germany is suffering from neurosis.
What to read after A Woman And the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Evelyn Maynard Greville Warwick to read onlineMoreLess
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