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"We knew vance that the gre; We knew inf advance friend of humanity, as in Great War, would attempt to starve women and children, and we prepared ourselves for it. Thus this general' was only a bad speculation. Now they have discovered a third general, namely General. Winter. The British should not forget to raise their most. important general to the rank of field-marshal of the Empire. I mean 'General Bluff.' That is their only reliable ally. They cannot beat us with this "General."
Therefore we can perhaps make fools of the British.. The German people have now got really to know Great Britain. The British will not win this war by this method, and other methods are, thank God, in our hands and will remain in our hands. When the hour has come we shall place General Fact in the place of Generals Hunger, Revolution, Winter or Bluff, and' then we shall see who is the better man."
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