amiam*
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Please spare us your attempts to try and appear smarter.
The message was passed and approved by THE KAISER, Zimmerman had no authority to offer such a deal.
its amazing how people try to 'correct' things that are not wrong.
Xeno, if the shoe fits wear it! I recall reading an article in the Chicago Tribune archives that Zimmerman was brought before a board in Germany and he there confirmed that he sent the telegram. Check out the history before sticking foot in mouth.
Once again! One can wonder, why Zimmerman did not lie and so confirm Mexico's version of a forgery by the English.![]()
Pay attention.
Nobody said Zimmerman didn't send the note.
What was said was he didn't ORIGINATE the note.
The only one with a foot in his mouth is you.
If you want to compare who knows WWI better, you or I, bring it on.
I will bury you.
It nice to know you think so highly of the Kaiser. Barbara Tuchman who authored the book "The Zimmernann Telegram" writes:
From:The Zimmerman Telegram by Barbara Tuchman p26:
Bismarck said of him [the Kaiser]that "he wanted it always to be Sunday." Wilhelm's Byzantine court assisted him in this illusion by providing him with his own morning paper, in a special imperial edition of one, made up of carefully excerpted items from the world press, printed in gold.
Wilhelm was interested in gold-plated news only and disliked above all else those tiresome visits from ministers with their reports of inconvenient facts that did not fit in with his schemes. To avoid listening to them, the Kaiser would walk up and down, do all the talking himself, and dismiss the minister in twenty minutes.
Once again. It was Arthur Zimmermann who authored the deal and not the Kaiser.
The Kaiser was busy reading his gold plated news!