Note 621 — Chapter XII
Reading edition
In a memorandum by Hammann on April 7, this statement appeared: “Naturally the result would be greater if there followed from a conference a breach in the Anglo-French accord over Morocco.” Bülow’s minute to that assertion was: “We do not desire that at all, or at least we should in no instance show such an aim. We only wish to preserve our rights in Morocco” (ibid., XX, 312 f., No. 6609; cf. Chirol, Fifty Years in a Changing World, p. 300).