 | Albert Bushnell Hart - 1920 - 442 страници
...to counteract the effect, on October 24th Hindenburg prepared a proclamation order in which he said: "Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender....destruction, which let loose the war in 1914, still exists undifninished. It proves, further, that our enemies use the phrase 'Peace of Justice' merely to deceive... | |
 | George Creel - 1920 - 476 страници
...all the demands of America's allies as to the internal constitutional arrangements of Germany. . . . Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender. It is thus unacceptable to us soldiers. The closing words were a passionate appeal to "continue resistance with all our strength."... | |
 | Frank Herbert Simonds - 1920 - 426 страници
...to the German army, signed by Hindenburg, directed to the German army, containing the declaration : Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender. It is thus unacceptable to us soldiers. October 25th Berlin is aflame with this Hindenburg note, Ludendorff held responsible... | |
 | joseph p. tumulty - 1921 - 608 страници
...all the demands of America's allies as to the internal constitutional arrangements of Germany. . . . Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender. It is thus unacceptable to us soldiers. In Andre Tardieu's book we read that from October 5th, the day when Germany first asked... | |
 | Joseph Patrick Tumulty - 1921 - 630 страници
...all the demands of America's allies as to the internal constitutional arrangements of Germany. . . . Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender. It is thus unacceptable to us soldiers. In Andre Tardieu's book we read that from October 5th, the day when Germany first asked... | |
 | John Eisenhower - 2001 - 368 страници
...the monarchical autocrats of Germany now ... it must demand not peace negotiations but surrender.11 Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender....loose the war in 1914, still exists undiminished. . . . Wilson's answer can thus be nothing for us soldiers to continue our resistance with all our strength.... | |
 | Robert A. Doughty - 2008 - 604 страници
...Hindenburg and Ludendorff to keep fighting. On October 24 Ludendorff published an army order that stated: "Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender. It is thus unacceptable for us soldiers. . . . Wilson's answer can ... be nothing for us soldiers but a challenge to continue our resistance... | |
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Wilson's answer is a demand for unconditional surrender. It is thus unacceptable for us soldiers. It proves that our enemy's desire for our destruction, which let loose the war in 1914, still exists undiminished. It proves, further, that our enemies use... 