Germany's Second Peace Offensive analyzed in 1918
YRANE W. SIMMONDS argues that President Wilson's rejection of Austria’s peace terms halted the German peace offensive but warns the danger remains. He traces how 1916–17 negotiations aimed to sap Allied morale, aid revolutions, and stall US entry, and predicts renewed German efforts to win via peace talk while preparing to resume military drives.
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