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1.00 A.M. next day: Berchtold now has news of Russian

Posted on July 29th, 1914 by admin

1.00 A.M. next day: Berchtold now has news of Russian partial mobilisation. He instructs Szögyény to tell the German government “for military reasons our general mobilisation must be put in hand at once if the Russian measures for mobilisation are not immediately suspended”. The ambassador is also told although diplomatic action continues in St Petersburg and Paris “we shall naturally not allow ourselves to be dissuaded from our military action against Serbia”.

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