Russia And Germany At Brest-Litovsk, a Documentary History of the Peace Negotiations

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Evacuation of Russian territory. Now that the Entente has refused within the period agreed upon by Russia and the Quadruple Alliance to join in the negotiations, I must in the name of the latter decliae to allow any subsequent interference. "We are dealing here with questions which concern only Russia and the four Allied [Central] Powers. I adhere to the hope that with recognition of self-determination for the peoples on the western frontier of the former Russian Empire, good relations will be ...established both with these peoples and with the rest of Russia, for whom we wish most earnestly a return of order and peace and of conditions guaranteeing the welfare of the country.
102 Over two-thirds of Foreign Minister Czernin's lengthy speech has to do with the proceedings at Brest-Litovsk.
He describes in detail the difficulties of the negotiations.
They are due in the first instance to the fact that the nego- tiations have taken place in full view. . . . Our task is to build a new world.

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