President Wilson Calls Congress To Declare War
President Wilson addresses Congress urging that Germany’s submarine warfare is a war against the United States. He argues neutrality is no longer feasible, calls for massive military buildup, allied credits, and unity with nations at war with Germany, promising to fight for democracy and human rights.
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Germany vows no war against United States in message
Berlin reports that Germany will not declare war or take steps to strike the United States. Submarine warfare will continue as before, aimed at neutral conduct, with no change in the treatment of American citizens in Germany or Germans in the United States. London sourced.
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