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The Moroccan Difficulty
July 27, 1911 issue

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The article discusses the attitude of Germany with Morocco at the time of international crisis. Everybody finds it hard to get accustomed to the tone of German diplomacy. Germany's bitter complaint is that she is constantly misunderstood. Two years ago the French and the German Foreign Office were in amicable communication. A treaty concerning Morocco had been concluded which was regarded as putting matters on a lasting basis and opening the way to friendly footing. In 1905 Germany used Morocco as a means of testing the friendship between France and Great Britain, and secondly, of protesting against the policy of isolation which she thought was being put into play against her.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; DIPLOMACY; FRIENDSHIP; TREATIES; POLITICAL attitudes; GERMANY; MOROCCO
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