 | 1915 - 666 стор.
...the sea. Otherwise we have the hideous prospect of England and Russia parcelling out the world ; and it is hard to say whether the Russian knout or the English money-bag is the more immoral and horrible.' It may be necessary to crush France once more, and to... | |
 | Heinrich von Treitschke - 1916 - 464 стор.
...share of the spoils in the partition of non-European territories among the Powers of Europe, and yet our existence as a State of the first rank is vitally...there remains the appalling prospect of England and VOL. ID Russia dividing the world between them, and in such a case it is hard to say whether the Russian... | |
 | Heinrich von Treitschke - 1916 - 460 стор.
...existfinre* as a State of the first rank js_:vitally affected by the question whether we can become IT power beyond the seas. If not, there" remains the appalling prospect of England and VOL. ID Russia dividing the world between them, and in such a case it is hard to say whether the Russian... | |
 | Jacques marquis de Dampierre - 1917 - 346 стор.
...share of the spoils in the partition of nonEuropean territories among the Powers of Europe, and yet our existence as a state of the first rank is vitally...English moneybags would be the worse alternative." 1 German statesmen attempted to follow this advice; and it was the very imperfect success of their... | |
 | Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan - 1918 - 322 стор.
...of Imperial Britain, the partition of non-European territories among the powers of Europe, and yet our existence as a state of the first rank is vitally...question whether we can become a power beyond the seas."1 While anxious to extend their dominions for self -aggrandisement, they do not publicly avow... | |
 | Wolfgang J. Mommsen - 1982 - 192 стор.
...share of the spoils in the partition of non-European territories among the powers of Europe, and yet our existence as a state of the first rank is vitally...Russian knout or the English money-bags would be the more immoral and frightful alternative/ In 1907 Otto Hintze put the same point more soberly but with... | |
 | Guy Ben-Porat - 2006 - 348 стор.
...among the powers of Europe, and yet our existence as a state of the first rank is vitally effected by the question whether we can become a power beyond...England and Russia dividing the world between them" (quoted in Mommsen 1980, 5). German attempts to increase their command over world economic resources... | |
 | 1917 - 652 стор.
...share of the spoils in the partition of non-European territories among the powers of Europe, and yet our existence as a State of the first rank is vitally...question whether we can become a power beyond the seas." .(Treitschke, "Politics," p. 119.) "The right of conquest is universally acknowledged." (Bernhardi,... | |
 | 1915 - 660 стор.
...the sea. Otherwise we have the hideous prospect of England and Russia parcelling out the world ; and it is hard to say whether the Russian knout or the English money-bag is the more immoral and horrible.' It may be necessary to crush France once more, and to... | |
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Europe, and yet our existence as a State of the first rank is vitally affected by the question whether we can become a power beyond the seas. If not, there remains the appalling prospect of England and Russia dividing the world between them... 