The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 127Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 383
... neutral States , and in particular the official justification for Germany's unrestricted warfare against neutral shipping . This article may again be regarded as a fair example of a hundred similar ones in other German newspapers ...
... neutral States , and in particular the official justification for Germany's unrestricted warfare against neutral shipping . This article may again be regarded as a fair example of a hundred similar ones in other German newspapers ...
Pagina 384
that some of the 409 ships sunk by the German fleet were neutral ships . We do not deny that . But they were neutral ships which sailed right into the fighting zone because they wanted to make money ( um ein Geschäft zu machen ) and ...
that some of the 409 ships sunk by the German fleet were neutral ships . We do not deny that . But they were neutral ships which sailed right into the fighting zone because they wanted to make money ( um ein Geschäft zu machen ) and ...
Pagina 575
it paid for neutral tonnage 255. to 355. a ton d.w. per month and open market rates obtained by neutrals and allies reached as much as 100лs . per ton d.w. The British Government paid for neutral tonnage up to 2255 . per ton for grain ...
it paid for neutral tonnage 255. to 355. a ton d.w. per month and open market rates obtained by neutrals and allies reached as much as 100лs . per ton d.w. The British Government paid for neutral tonnage up to 2255 . per ton for grain ...
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