I Accuse
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] THE CRIME 336 with Russia and simultaneously by the mediatory action of the Powers.
Accurately viewed, the position is quite different. Austria was bound to know, and in fact did know, that in consequence of the question of mobilisation intention- ally pushed into the foreground by Germany the tension between Berlin and Petrograd had meanwhile become greater than that between Vienna and Petrograd, and in consequence that even an apparent concurrence by Austria in the peace proposals of the En...tente Powers could no longer prevent the coming of war.
This was one reason for Austria's sudden change of front. It was harmless; Berlin had already provided for all further developments.
The other reason, however — and this explanation is given us for the first time by the Red Book — was that the Austrian declarations themselves were so restricted and limited that even without the ultimatum-policy of Berlin they could not lead to a peaceful settlement. From this side of the question Vienna herself provided for all further developments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] THE CRIME 336 with Russia and simultaneously by the mediatory action of the Powers.
Accurately viewed, the position is quite different. Austria was bound to know, and in fact did know, that in consequence of the question of mobilisation intention- ally pushed into the foreground by Germany the tension between Berlin and Petrograd had meanwhile become greater than that between Vienna and Petrograd, and in consequence that even an apparent concurrence by Austria in the peace proposals of the En...tente Powers could no longer prevent the coming of war.
This was one reason for Austria's sudden change of front. It was harmless; Berlin had already provided for all further developments.
The other reason, however — and this explanation is given us for the first time by the Red Book — was that the Austrian declarations themselves were so restricted and limited that even without the ultimatum-policy of Berlin they could not lead to a peaceful settlement. From this side of the question Vienna herself provided for all further developments.
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