Secret Diplomacy: How Far can it be Eliminated?

Author	: Paul S. Reinsch
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Total Pages	: 240
Release	: 1922
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Dr. Reinsch does not hesitate to express definite opinions. Thus, he says that "had Germany been told in July, 1914, that Great Britain would support France and