The Policy of National Instinct
The Policy of National Instinct
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" With regard to Bessarabia, I am for accept- ing what we are unable to prevent/' Well, gentlemen, a people confronted with a great injustice acts either like the Belgium of King Albert and is crushed in defending itself, or it resorts to diplomacy.
But a diplomacy of this kind — to cede Bessarabia and not accept the Dobrudja — is, allow me to say so, a diplomacy of the lowest order, which could certainly not incline me to-day to follow in his present diplomacy him who gave such counsel. ...(Applause from the Minority. ) AUSTRIA ALSO WISHED TO ANNEX US. But, gentlemen, Russia wished to annex us.
That is true. Let me inform- you, on the authority of someone more important than M. Stere, that Austria also wishes to annex us, and why Austria has ground for annexing us. I will read you some words of Bismarck's. They are of more recent date than those of the 46 Russian landowner of 1820 who wrote to another landowner in Bessarabia regarding the partition of some land situated somewhere or other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
" With regard to Bessarabia, I am for accept- ing what we are unable to prevent/' Well, gentlemen, a people confronted with a great injustice acts either like the Belgium of King Albert and is crushed in defending itself, or it resorts to diplomacy.
But a diplomacy of this kind — to cede Bessarabia and not accept the Dobrudja — is, allow me to say so, a diplomacy of the lowest order, which could certainly not incline me to-day to follow in his present diplomacy him who gave such counsel. ...(Applause from the Minority. ) AUSTRIA ALSO WISHED TO ANNEX US. But, gentlemen, Russia wished to annex us.
That is true. Let me inform- you, on the authority of someone more important than M. Stere, that Austria also wishes to annex us, and why Austria has ground for annexing us. I will read you some words of Bismarck's. They are of more recent date than those of the 46 Russian landowner of 1820 who wrote to another landowner in Bessarabia regarding the partition of some land situated somewhere or other.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Take Ionescu to read onlineMoreLess
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