The Diplomacy of the War of 1914
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Cambon was in- structed to lay stress upon the Italian declaration that the present war was not a defensive but an aggressive war, and that, for this reason the casus foederis under the terms of the Triple Alliance did not arise. " (August 3, B. W. P. No. 152. ) Any suspicion that Italy had not been frank with her allies is disproved by the declaration which Signor Gio- vanni Giolitti, the former Premier, made in the Italian Chamber of Deputies, December 5, when announcing his approval of the G...overnment's policy of neutrality: — '' I feel it my duty to recall a precedent showing how cor- rect was the interpretation of the alliance by the Govern- ment when the conflict began. During the Balkan War, on 1 THE BEGINNINGS OF THE WAR 471 August 9, 1913, being absent from Rome, I received the following telegram from the late Marquis di San Giuliano : ^ **' Austria has communicated to us and Germany that it has been the intention to act against Servia, defining such action as defensive and hoping for an application of a casus foederis by the Triple Alliance, which I consider inappli- cable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cambon was in- structed to lay stress upon the Italian declaration that the present war was not a defensive but an aggressive war, and that, for this reason the casus foederis under the terms of the Triple Alliance did not arise. " (August 3, B. W. P. No. 152. ) Any suspicion that Italy had not been frank with her allies is disproved by the declaration which Signor Gio- vanni Giolitti, the former Premier, made in the Italian Chamber of Deputies, December 5, when announcing his approval of the G...overnment's policy of neutrality: — '' I feel it my duty to recall a precedent showing how cor- rect was the interpretation of the alliance by the Govern- ment when the conflict began. During the Balkan War, on 1 THE BEGINNINGS OF THE WAR 471 August 9, 1913, being absent from Rome, I received the following telegram from the late Marquis di San Giuliano : ^ **' Austria has communicated to us and Germany that it has been the intention to act against Servia, defining such action as defensive and hoping for an application of a casus foederis by the Triple Alliance, which I consider inappli- cable.
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