Why Germany Is Blockaded By Professor Irnest Barker
Dr. Barker argues the Allied measures against Germany amount to a de facto blockade, detailing British efforts to restrict German ingress and egress, the contrasting German submarine and mine attacks, and the impact on neutrals. He notes the shift to certificates for faster cargo passage and the broader diplomatic protests by Denmark, Holland, Belgium, and Japan.
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Never sunk neutral ships rights of a ship at sea
The speaker argues that a ship, as a living entity at sea, should have rights and not be exposed to blind mine or submarine attacks while stressing that human life remains paramount, even as profit is considered.
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