Note 1091 — Chapter XVII
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Bülow to Sternburg, Feb. 1, 1906, ibid., 131, No. 6976. Bülow also instructed Sternburg to interest the American financiers in the Moroccan state bank so that they would press their government to oppose the French plan and to favor the German one. At the Chancellor’s request, the German banker, Mendelssohn, who was to take charge of German interests in the Moroccan bank, endeavored to arouse the Dutch, American, and Austrian bankers in the same way. See Bülow to Radowitz, Feb. 7, 1906, ibid., 145 f., No. 6987; Sternburg to F. O., Feb. 8, 1906, ibid., 148, No. 6989.