Kaiser Wilhelm must know that. If Austria takes the step upon which she has decided at the Cabinet meeting of July 7th and if Kaiser Wilhelm assures Austria of his loyalty to the Alliance under any circumstances, then he also shares Count Berchtold's policy with regard to war with Russia-and Russia is the ally of France. The situation which I have briefly described here is an established fact that cannot be masked " In a letter to his friend Wolfgang Putlitz, Eulenburg stated that his views about the truth of 1914 were " dangerous ", and asked that " this letter must be destroyed for the sake of the Fatherland ".

See G zu Putlitz, Karl Immermann, sein Leben und seine Werke ( 2 vols, 1870 ); Ferdinand Freiligrath, Karl Immermann, Blätter der Erinnerung an ihn ( 1842 ); Wilhelm Müller, K. Immermann und sein Kreis ( 1860 ); R Fellner, Geschichte einer deutschen Musterbühne ( 1888 ); K. Immermann: eine Gedächtnisschrift ( 1896 ).

* This work in turn cites Elisabeth zu Putlitz, Gustav zu Putlitz, Ein Lebensbild aus Briefen ( Gustav zu Putlitz, a life sketch from letters ; 3 vols., Berlin, 1894-1895 ).

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