Duty of an ambassador beyond friendly talk
A defense of a diplomat's core duty to protect national interests over mere affability. The speaker cites the Dix Doctrine and Monroe Doctrine, alongside the Golden Rule, as essential components of U S foreign policy and cautions against compromising national interests for personal bias.
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Pia
State Department
United States
War Lessons From Russia a Maxim Gorky Editorial
The piece argues that Russia must include workers and peasants in national representation, criticizing officials who exclude them. It contends peasantry has broader social horizons, advocates broader participation across nationalities, and asserts war will free the nation from oppression, enabling Russia to develop on new principles beneficent for the state and the war.
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Zgonsky Nachalnik
Dewa
Peace prospects grow as Russia resists indemnity
Portsmouth N H Aug 25 Six cablegrams from St Petersburg via Witte report Count Lamsdorff opposing Japan's compromise. Paris and London comment on Russia's stance while direct talks between Nicholas and Roosevelt are hinted. Russia rejects indemnity and insists on peace terms, with Witte coordinating with Moscow and Petersburgh officials to push negotiations forward. A separate dispatch notes a Pottsville coal plant destroyed by fire, displacing 600 workers.
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Witte
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Hnasia
Shee Gat
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Paris
Angi
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Rogstwedt Ani
Porismaiuth
Noli
Secur Hesperia
Meyer
Peterhul
Oyster Bay
Ma. Witte
Peirce
Jaga Getad
Agua
Japan
Malta
Potorhor
Jersey
Moletepork
Willian
Alvishig
Michelas
Michelas Gor To Yield. ‘the Foundation For Iis
Kaiser
Dare
Witte Deupiy
Uetier
Pie Esalag
Count Ladiador
Reuter
Re‘gerd
MM. Witte
Foreign Office
Ruasta
Hallow
Linovitch
War Ministry
Peron
City of Moscow
Pottsville
Pine Hill Coal Company
Minersville
Pittsburg visible pawrdter inquiry at Natton's fare
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Pittsburg
Visibl Iy Pawrdter
Natton
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