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The first Moroccan crisis, 1904-1906

Note 568 — Chapter XI

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The German representatives in Morocco unofficially assured the Sultan early in February that Germany had a political interest in the Moroccan question, that Germany as well as several other Powers had not yet taken the question in its existing form into consideration, that Germany would not actively support Morocco, but that, with a silent Germany on her frontier, France would not attack the latter (see ibid., Nos. 6538-40, 6544-47, 6550, 6553).

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