Titlebook: Britain and the Origins of the First World War; Zara S. Steiner Textbook 1977Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1977 Britain.Firs

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The Professional Influence: Diplomats and Officers,ion of the diplomatic scene. This was the age of the expert. Already after the Boer War, the bipartisan demand for ‘efficiency’ centred on the use of competent advisers who would raise administrative standards and improve the calibre of government. This new demand for expertise came from the governi

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The July Crisis,ur Nicolson, admitted that ‘Since I have been at the Foreign Office, I have not seen such calm waters.’. In June, the Admiralty sent four battle cruisers to Kronstadt and four battleships to Kiel; Grey was considering a visit to a German occulist and Tyrrell was planning on a meeting with the Wilhel

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Design Technology of Space Station System,as to shake the foundations of their shared civilisation. The difficulty of the task has been compounded by the apparent lack of any concrete grounds for conflict; there was no direct clash over territory, thrones, or borders. Given the abundance of diplomatic documentation and memoir material, it w

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David J. Shayler F.B.I.S,Michael D. Shaylerave written in 1907: ‘The vain hopes that in this matter Germany can be “conciliated” and made more friendly must definitely be given up. It may be that such hopes are still honestly cherished by irresponsible people, ignorant, perhaps necessarily ignorant, of the history of Anglo-German relations d

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Bernhard Doering,Wilhelm Berheide entering office there were even more pressing reasons for taking up negotiations which had eluded both Salisbury and Lansdowne. Russia remained, despite her defeat in the Far East, Britain’s main rival in Central Asia and the chief threat to the safety of India. Taking advantage of Britain’s involv

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