Germany Faces Wilson Note and Last Stand of Despair
Long excerpt from a wartime memoir outlines Ludendorff urging a final massive conscription, Bolshevik threats and German fears of hunger under war weariness. It describes Germany’s struggle to answer Wilson’s second note, the Ukraine debate, and the insistence on keeping submarine warfare while seeking peace terms that protect national honor.
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Ludendorff
Poland
Ukraine
Philip Scheidemann
Wilson
Prince Max
Groner
Ludendorfpf
West
Clemenceau
Lloyd
George Wilson
France
England
War Cabinet
Berlin
Heve
Hoffmann
Watson
Walson
East Prussia
Tannenverg
Rennenkampf
Germany
Vons
Russia
Roukania
Lithuania
Peru
Onur
von Lynder
Liebknecht
Herr Joffe
Lenine
Mark
Brandenburg
Herr Solf
Jaffe
Roedern
Self
von Waldew
Lf Q
Austria-Hungary
Roumaniai
Ukrainie
General Groner
OTM Wn de
Motala
Groheran
Scheidemann
Hausamann
Scraberelko
Hia
Tayer
Friedberg
Trotsky
Strelager
Heid
Admiral Scheer
Wolf
Fragmentary World War I document quoted defense statement
A garbled excerpt presents a defender arguing that destruction was carried out as necessary military action. The speaker asserts responsibility and duty, countering Entente claims of wrongdoing during retreat. Page reference included for continuation.
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