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SECOND PART.

WHAT IS TO BE DONE?

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20. More Soldiers!

21. Is a Prolonged War advantageous to the Allies?

22. Will Economics end the War?

23. Japan and the War.

24. Necessity of a political as well as a strategical plan.

25. The German Political Programme: Pan-German Central Europe or “Berlin-Baghdad.”

26. Austria and the Magyars as the tools and puppets of Pan-Germanism.

27. The War in the Balkans: the three Allied Powers—Britain, France, and Russia—must rely on themselves.

28. The political programme of the Allies: Central Europe, not German, but European.—Liberty of all nations, also of small nations.

29. Independent Poland—Independent Bohemia—Independent Greater Serbia.

30. Germany’s weak point in the East.

31. France and Russia—Britain and Russia.

32. Austria and Germany once more.

33. How Germany’s retreat and defeat would take place.

34. The Neutrals and Germany’s defeat.

35. The economic significance of Free Central Europe: Boycott of Germany.