German Protests Against Intervention Across War Tides
Containing a broad view of German military mobilization, public sentiment, and anti intervention protests. It notes Prussian advances toward Paris, the defense of France, and calls for unity in a German state. The piece includes cheers in Berlin, public meetings in Konigsberg and Stuttgart, and opposition to foreign interference while outlining aims for Alsace Lorraine and German unity.
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Germany
Times Berlin
Frederick the Great
Daily News
Berlin
Paris
Carlsruhe
Marshal MacMahon
Konigsberg
Munich
Louis
Leipsic
London
France
Berlin National Zeitung
Peace Proposals and German Peace Talks Reflected in England
A Brussels telegram reports M. Jules Favre proposing German army withdrawal from France and dissolution of the French army in exchange for France’s integrity. Bismark doubts annexations, may seek Alsace Lorraine security, while Paris protests protestant scrutiny and urges action against officials. Neutral powers discuss Italy Austria Russia without forming alliances, amid persistent war uncertainty.
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Brussels
M. Jules Favre
M. Favre
France
Germany
William and
Bismark
Pall Mall Gazette
Count Bismark
Clermont-en-Argonne
Sedan
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Alsace
Lorraine
Strasbourg
Ulm
Metz
Gibraltar
Holland
Vienna
Florence
Italy
Austria
Russia
Count Chotek
Morning Post
Crimea
England
Great Britain
Count Cavour
East
Daily News
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