Note 661 — Chapter XII
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Radolin to F. O., April 27, 1905, ibid., 344 f., No. 6635. To Rouvier’s assertion that “France would do everything necessary to live on the best terms with Germany” Bülow commented as follows: “Then the French Government should cease its efforts to isolate us, to break up the Triple Alliance, to incite England against us” (Bülow’s minute to the foregoing dispatch).