houndstooth
08.04.2012, 21:08
Den Impetus zu diesem Thema gab eine - wie ueblich- Erfindung, diesmal ein angebliches Zitat eines Memorandums dass der damalige , britischem Ministerpraesidenten David Lloyd George waehrend der Pariser Friedenskonferenz der polischen Kommission zukommen lies:
"I can hardly imagine a more dangerous source for a future War, than sourounding the Germans - which have prooven to be one of the strongest and mightyest Races in the World - with a ring of small states, which each encloses a large amount of Germans who are being denied the right to reunify with their Homeland. The Suggestion of the Polish Commision, to place 2,5 Million Germans under the control of a Nation, which has proven in its History, that is incapable to govern itself, must lead in my Opinion sooner or later to a new War in Eastern Europe."
David Lloyd George, Memmorandum to the Versailles Conference 26th March 1919
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Inklusiv des deutschen Derivats des *Zitats* , das Fehlen einer genauen Herkunftsquelle; schreckliches Englisch; viele Rechtschreibungsfehler; Protokollunkenntnis etc ,deuten auf klassische Kennmale fuer 'fakes & fiction'.
Allerdings sind ein paar duenne Adern der Echtheit zu erkennen, deren Herkunft man in
MEMOIRS of the PEACE CONFERENCE ; Volume II; Chapter XX ; THE NEW STATES ; 5. POLAND nachlesen kann.
Das angebliche Zitat verwuerfelt Sinn und Saetze aus Lloyd George's 'Erinnerungen'.
Es von einer 'Polish Commission' die Rede:
Eine solche gab es bei der Pariser Friedenskonferenz nicht.
Es hatte nationale Delegationen gegeben die ihre Interessen dem Council Of Four bzw der 'Inter-Allied-Commission' vorgetragen hatten ; so gab es z.B. eine Arab-; Polish-; German-; Jewish Delegatio etc.
Der 'Inter-Allied-Commission' in Warsaw ,Poland; gehoerten 'Commissioners' der vier Siegermaechte und Polen [ergo 'Polish Commission'] unter dem Vorsitz von Commissioner M.Cambon an.
Das angebliche Zitat enthaelt Elemente aus dem 'First Report of The Inter-Allied Commission' die dem 'Council Of Four' durch Mr. M. Cambon vorgelegt wurden wie z.B.:
“nicht weniger als 2,132,000 Deutsche in einen zukuenftigen polnischen Staat ueberzusiedeln” zitiert von Lloyd George [ Seite 637 daselbst]
“This was a very large figure,and might spell serious trouble for Poland in the future.” [Seite 637 daselbst]
“Mr. LLOYD GEORGE said that that he referred less to Marienwerder itself than to the country east of it, which was historically German.
M.CAMBON said that he regarded it as absolutely essential for Poland to have access to the sea. This region afforded the best corridor from the island districts to Danzig. He thought that a large proportion of the German population which was of recent importation would quickly emigrate to other parts of Germany when the Polish State was constituted.” [Seite 638 daselbst]
“Mr. LLOYD GEORGE […] In some parts of the territory assigned to Poland the argument of political colonisation did not apply. We were told, moreover, that a region colonised [sic] with Germans as far back as the eighteenth century should be restored to Poland. Because fifty years ago some capitalists had build a railway which was convenient for the Poles the area sourrounding it must be assigned to Poland, in spite of the undoubted German nationality of the population.[Seite 640 daselbst]
"I can hardly imagine a more dangerous source for a future War, than sourounding the Germans - which have prooven to be one of the strongest and mightyest Races in the World - with a ring of small states, which each encloses a large amount of Germans who are being denied the right to reunify with their Homeland. The Suggestion of the Polish Commision, to place 2,5 Million Germans under the control of a Nation, which has proven in its History, that is incapable to govern itself, must lead in my Opinion sooner or later to a new War in Eastern Europe."
David Lloyd George, Memmorandum to the Versailles Conference 26th March 1919
(gefunden bei www.stormfront)
Inklusiv des deutschen Derivats des *Zitats* , das Fehlen einer genauen Herkunftsquelle; schreckliches Englisch; viele Rechtschreibungsfehler; Protokollunkenntnis etc ,deuten auf klassische Kennmale fuer 'fakes & fiction'.
Allerdings sind ein paar duenne Adern der Echtheit zu erkennen, deren Herkunft man in
MEMOIRS of the PEACE CONFERENCE ; Volume II; Chapter XX ; THE NEW STATES ; 5. POLAND nachlesen kann.
Das angebliche Zitat verwuerfelt Sinn und Saetze aus Lloyd George's 'Erinnerungen'.
Es von einer 'Polish Commission' die Rede:
Eine solche gab es bei der Pariser Friedenskonferenz nicht.
Es hatte nationale Delegationen gegeben die ihre Interessen dem Council Of Four bzw der 'Inter-Allied-Commission' vorgetragen hatten ; so gab es z.B. eine Arab-; Polish-; German-; Jewish Delegatio etc.
Der 'Inter-Allied-Commission' in Warsaw ,Poland; gehoerten 'Commissioners' der vier Siegermaechte und Polen [ergo 'Polish Commission'] unter dem Vorsitz von Commissioner M.Cambon an.
Das angebliche Zitat enthaelt Elemente aus dem 'First Report of The Inter-Allied Commission' die dem 'Council Of Four' durch Mr. M. Cambon vorgelegt wurden wie z.B.:
“nicht weniger als 2,132,000 Deutsche in einen zukuenftigen polnischen Staat ueberzusiedeln” zitiert von Lloyd George [ Seite 637 daselbst]
“This was a very large figure,and might spell serious trouble for Poland in the future.” [Seite 637 daselbst]
“Mr. LLOYD GEORGE said that that he referred less to Marienwerder itself than to the country east of it, which was historically German.
M.CAMBON said that he regarded it as absolutely essential for Poland to have access to the sea. This region afforded the best corridor from the island districts to Danzig. He thought that a large proportion of the German population which was of recent importation would quickly emigrate to other parts of Germany when the Polish State was constituted.” [Seite 638 daselbst]
“Mr. LLOYD GEORGE […] In some parts of the territory assigned to Poland the argument of political colonisation did not apply. We were told, moreover, that a region colonised [sic] with Germans as far back as the eighteenth century should be restored to Poland. Because fifty years ago some capitalists had build a railway which was convenient for the Poles the area sourrounding it must be assigned to Poland, in spite of the undoubted German nationality of the population.[Seite 640 daselbst]