The German Socialists Do They Stand for a Democratic Peace Will They Revolt
The German Socialists Do They Stand for a Democratic Peace Will They Revolt
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We have seen the object of the progressives in support- ing the Reichstag resolution. The speeches made by Erz- berger, the Catholic leader, after he had succeeded in put- ting the resolution through, show that his aim was the same. What now were the objects of the Socialists?
To explain the objects of the majority Socialists in sup- porting the Reichstag resolution and of the minority Social- ists in criticising it is the quickest and clearest possible way of grasping both the position of the ...German "liberals" and that of the Socialists themselves. When we have under- stood the Socialists' motives on this critical question we are in a position to see what hope there is at present either of a revolution or of peaceful democratization in Germany.
It is not necessary to dwell at length on the position of the pro-Government Socialists, the so-called majority fac- tion led by Scheidemann. This faction supports the Reichs- tag resolution and the peace terms of the Central Europe party; the military and economic dependence of all sur- rounding territories upon Germany — whether such terri- tories consist of weakened members of the Entente, of Ger- man's own allies, of the defenseless little States she is aim- ing to set up to the south and east, or of the present smaller neutrals already in terror of her economic and military power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have seen the object of the progressives in support- ing the Reichstag resolution. The speeches made by Erz- berger, the Catholic leader, after he had succeeded in put- ting the resolution through, show that his aim was the same. What now were the objects of the Socialists?
To explain the objects of the majority Socialists in sup- porting the Reichstag resolution and of the minority Social- ists in criticising it is the quickest and clearest possible way of grasping both the position of the ...German "liberals" and that of the Socialists themselves. When we have under- stood the Socialists' motives on this critical question we are in a position to see what hope there is at present either of a revolution or of peaceful democratization in Germany.
It is not necessary to dwell at length on the position of the pro-Government Socialists, the so-called majority fac- tion led by Scheidemann. This faction supports the Reichs- tag resolution and the peace terms of the Central Europe party; the military and economic dependence of all sur- rounding territories upon Germany — whether such terri- tories consist of weakened members of the Entente, of Ger- man's own allies, of the defenseless little States she is aim- ing to set up to the south and east, or of the present smaller neutrals already in terror of her economic and military power.
What to read after The German Socialists Do They Stand for a Democratic Peace Will They Revolt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walling, William English, 1877-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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