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“The French too favoured an aggressive strategy, pushing into Alsace and Moselle and on into southern Belgium.”
“On the same day Britain declared war on Germany.”
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“For Charles Maurras matters were, as always, eminently simple: “Jaurès is Germany.” His colleague “Critias,” writing in the newspaper L’Action française , went a little further: “We wouldn’t want to suggest that anyone should resort to political assassination.”
“On August 4th it invaded Belgium.”
“We are fighting with arms, we are waging our war, the blood is spurting from the veins of Italy!”
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“Enda O'Doherty France Germany Jean Jaurès Liveright socialism The Dark Side of France World War I Enda O'Doherty Enda O’Doherty was, from 2007 to 2025, joint editor and publisher of the Dublin Review of Books, an online journal which publishes long-form essays about history and politics.”
“German military planning envisaged a lightning invasion of north-eastern France through neutral Belgium, followed by a rapid advance towards Paris.”
“By mid-November the French had already lost half a million men and the Germans 300,000.”
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“Article continues after advertisement Villain, twenty eight years old, the son of a court clerk from Reims, a quiet and polite young man according to all who knew him, but unsettled and apparently directionless in life, had been a member of the Christian social movement Le Sillon (The Furrow) until it was condemned by Pope Pius X in 1910.”
“But on August 1st, the interior minister, Louis Malvy, assessing the attitude of the left after the assassination of Jaurès, concluded that there would be no serious agitation and instructed local authorities to cancel the planned detentions.”
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“He had always made it clear that while he would do everything within his power to prevent war, if he was unsuccessful in his efforts and France was invaded he would urge socialists to defend their country.”