Germany In Revolution - The First Phase
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GERMANY IN REVOLUTIONTHE FIRST PHASEBY LOUISE E. MATTHAEI Author of Studies in Greek Tragedy 1920FOREWORD BY THE EDITOR THE object of this series is twofold to disseminate knowledge of the facts of international relations, and to inculcate the international rather than the nationalistic way of regarding them. This latter purpose implies no distortion of facts. It is hoped that the books will be found to maintain a high standard of accuracy and fairness. But their avowed object is not merely to record facts, but to present them in a certain light, and with a certain object. That light is Internationalism and that object the peace of the world. If the series is successful in its purpose it will contribute to what Wells has called the international mind The object has been to produce the books at a price that shall not be prohibitive to people of small incomes. For the world cannot be saved by governments and governing classes It can be saved only by the creation, among the peoples of the world, of such a public opinion as cannot be duped by misrepresentation nor misled by passion The difficulties of that achievement can hardly be exaggerated, but ought not to daunt. And the editor ventures to hope for support for men of good will in this one attempt, among the many others, to enlighten thef intelligence and direct the will.CONTENTS INTRODUCTION I HOW REVOLUTION CAME II THE BLOODLESS REVOLUTION III THE CALL TO ORDER AND THE CALL TO WORK IV RUSSIAN MONEY V SPARTACUS