US notes on Lusitania attack outline humanity rights shift
The United States presses Germany to respect humanity in maritime warfare. It reiterates that neutral ships and passenger liners carry civilians and appeals for restraint, seeking a warning regime and adherence to international law to protect American citizens and rights.
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Bryan and Wilson Press for Peace and Neutral Rights
The text records Secretary Bryan addressing German Americans and urging peaceful settlement between the United States and Germany. It notes Bryan’s call for neutrality, the Lusitania note, and the plan to use mediation for British and German issues, while stressing adherence to international law and protection of neutral rights.
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Serbia
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