Title | Documents respecting the negotiations preceding the War published by the Russian government |
Alternative Title | Documents respecting the negotiations preceding the War published by the Russian government. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of his majesty October, 1914. |
Series Title | Miscellaneous (Great Britain. Foreign Office), 1914, no. 11; Cd. (Great Britain. Parliament), 7626 |
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Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office |
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Date | 1914 |
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Language | English; French |
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Original Item Extent | 60 pages; 25 cm. |
Original Item Location | D505.R8 1914 |
Original Item URL | http://library.uh.edu/record=b8320002~S11 |
Original Collection | Socialist and Communist Pamphlets |
Digital Collection | Socialist and Communist Pamphlets |
Digital Collection URL | http://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/scpamp |
Repository | Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries |
Repository URL | http://libraries.uh.edu/branches/special-collections |
Use and Reproduction | This item is in the public domain and may be used freely. |
File Name | index.cpd |
Title | Image 49 |
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Transcript | -«•.'. »r.«^-,-tarf 43 ) ; ■ > i 6 t sances en presence du conflit, le Prince insista tout d'abord sur les sentiments dont est animee la Russie et sur la toute gracieuse communication de Sa Majeste FEmpereur disant que la Russie en aucun cas n'aban- donnera la Serbie. A chaque mention du nom de Sa Majeste Imperiale et de la Russie un ' jivio' formidable et febrile secouait la salle des seances. Les marques de sympathie de la part de la France et de FAngleterre furent aussi re- levees separement et provo- querent des " jivio ' d'approba- tion de la part des deputes. Le discours du trone se termine par la declaration d'ouverture de la Skoupchtina et par Fexpression du vceu que toutes les mesures soient prises pour faciliter la tache du Gouvernement. (Signe) STRANDTMAN. the attitude of the Powers towards the dispute, the Prince emphasised in the first place the sentiments which animated Russia, and the gracious communication from His Majesty the Emperor that Russia would in no case abandon Servia. At each mention of His Majesty the Czar and of Russia the hall resounded with loud bursts of wild cheering. The sympathy shown by France and England was also touched upon in turn, and called forth approving plaudits from the members. The speech from the throne ended by declaring the Skupchtina open, and by expressing the hope that everything possible would be done to lighten the task before the Government. No. 60. Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs to Russian Ambassadors at Berlin, Vienna, Paris, London, and Rome. St. Petersburg, July 17 (30), 1914. (Translation.) (Telegramme.) L'Ambassadeur d'Allemagne, qui vient de me quitter, m'a de- mande si nous ne pouvions pas nous contenter de la promesse que FAutriche pourrait donner —de ne pas porter atteinte a Fintegrite du Royaume de Serbie —et indiquer a quelles conditions nous pourrions encore consentir a suspendre nos arme- ments ; je lui ai dicte, pour etre transmise d'urgence a Berlin, la declaration suivante : "Si 'Autriche, reconnaissant que la question austro-serbe a assume le caractere d'une question europeenne, se declare prete a (Telegram.) The German Ambassador, who has just left me, has asked whether Russia would not be satisfied with the promise which Austria might give—that she would not violate the integrity of the Kingdom of Servia—and whether we could not indicate upon what conditions we would agree to suspend our military preparations. I dictated to him the following declaration to be forwarded to Berlin for immediate action: "If Austria, recognising that the Austro- Servian question has become a question of European interest, • i i |