The Pan-German Empire Scheme, For Which Germany Lost Her Soul

"Our motto is 'from Hamburg to the Persian gulf.'"--PROFESSOR

TANNEMANN.

"In this Pan-German Empire, Germans alone will govern; they alone

will exercise political rights; they alone will serve in the army

and navy; they alone will have the right to hold land; and they

will thus be made to feel that they are a people of rulers, as

they were in the Middle Ages. They will, however, allow inferior

tasks to be carried out by the foreign subjects under their

domination."--"_Gross Deutschland und Mitteleuropa um das Jahr

1950_," p. 48.

"Why should we make paltry excuses? Yes, we brought on this war,

and we are glad of it. We provoked it, because we were sure of

winning."

MAXIMILIAN HARDIN,

In _Zukunft_, Aug. 20, 1914.

"After this war is over, I will stand no nonsense from the United

States."--_The Kaiser's threat to Ambassador Gerard._

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