Plain Words From America
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When I say"American opinion, " I mean, of course, the opinion of the vast majorityof our people. A significant proportion of the German-born populationand a very small proportion of native Americans (usually those marriedto Germans or otherwise connected with Germany) disagree with theopinions cited. But over 90 per cent. Of our population may safely besaid to hold the views described as "American" below.
In the first place, Americans, in general, make a distinction betweenthe German Government... and the German people. They realise that certainfeatures of the Prussianised Government have never appealed favourablyto the Bavarians, the Saxons, and other elements of the Germanpopulation. I do not mean by this that Americans believe any part ofGermany is disloyal to the Government. On the contrary, they believe theGerman people as a whole are supporting the Government and its acts withdevotion, and that, therefore, the German people as a whole areresponsible for whatever acts the Government commits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I say"American opinion, " I mean, of course, the opinion of the vast majorityof our people. A significant proportion of the German-born populationand a very small proportion of native Americans (usually those marriedto Germans or otherwise connected with Germany) disagree with theopinions cited. But over 90 per cent. Of our population may safely besaid to hold the views described as "American" below.
In the first place, Americans, in general, make a distinction betweenthe German Government... and the German people. They realise that certainfeatures of the Prussianised Government have never appealed favourablyto the Bavarians, the Saxons, and other elements of the Germanpopulation. I do not mean by this that Americans believe any part ofGermany is disloyal to the Government. On the contrary, they believe theGerman people as a whole are supporting the Government and its acts withdevotion, and that, therefore, the German people as a whole areresponsible for whatever acts the Government commits.
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