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The first Moroccan crisis, 1904-1906

Note 583 — Chapter XI

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The unexpectedness of this action was shown by the remarks made on March 21 by Bernstorff, first secretary of the embassy in London, to a reporter of the Daily Chronicle. He asserted that Germany had only economic interests in Morocco over which it ought not to be difficult for France and Germany to agree (Bülow to Metternich, March 22, 1905, G.P., XX, 268 f., and note, No. 6569).

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