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    Document A depicts the Kaiser attempting to eat the world but finding it too hard. Document B shows the "mailed fist of Agadir", referring to Germany's aggressive foreign policy. Document C quotes a German politician in 1905 saying Germany is prepared to make sacrifices of blood and treasure to seek its place in the sun as destined. Document D is a 1911 cartoon that likely captioned Germany being foiled again in its colonial ambitions.

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    Document A depicts the Kaiser attempting to eat the world but finding it too hard. Document B shows the "mailed fist of Agadir", referring to Germany's aggressive foreign policy. Document C quotes a German politician in 1905 saying Germany is prepared to make sacrifices of blood and treasure to seek its place in the sun as destined. Document D is a 1911 cartoon that likely captioned Germany being foiled again in its colonial ambitions.

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    Document A depicts the Kaiser attempting to eat the world but finding it too hard. Document B shows the "mailed fist of Agadir", referring to Germany's aggressive foreign policy. Document C quotes a German politician in 1905 saying Germany is prepared to make sacrifices of blood and treasure to seek its place in the sun as destined. Document D is a 1911 cartoon that likely captioned Germany being foiled again in its colonial ambitions.

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    Document A depicts the Kaiser attempting to eat the world but finding it too hard. Document B shows the "mailed fist of Agadir", referring to Germany's aggressive foreign policy. Document C quotes a German politician in 1905 saying Germany is prepared to make sacrifices of blood and treasure to seek its place in the sun as destined. Document D is a 1911 cartoon that likely captioned Germany being foiled again in its colonial ambitions.

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    Causes of World War One -- DOCUMENT ANALYSIS - PAPER ONE

    Document A

    Italian image 1900s: the Kaiser attempting to eat the world… “the glutton finds this too hard”

    Document B

    German cartoon 1912 “the mailed fist of Agadir”


    Document C

    9 November 1905 - A leading member of the Reichstag was applauded when he declared:
    “Now we know where our enemy stands ... The German people now knows when it seeks its
    place in the sun, when it seeks the place allotted to it by destiny . . . When the hour of decision
    comes we are prepared for sacrifices, both of blood and of treasure.”
    Quoted in Luigi Albertini, The Origins of the War of 1914, Volume 1, 2005

    Document D

    Punch magazine 2 Aug 1911

    Questions
    1. What are the messages of Documents A, B and C regarding the aims and methods of
    Germany in its quest for colonies?
    2 What similarities are there between the messages of Documents B and C?
    3 What do you think the caption of Document D, a 1911 cartoon, could have been?

    Student review questions


    1. Why had Germany interfered in Morocco in 1905 and 1911?
    2. For what reasons did Germany strengthen its alliance with Austria-Hungary?
    3. Why were the results of the Moroccan crises disappointing for Germany?
    4. To what extent was German policy “miscalculated'?
    5. Explain why the Balkans situation was more dangerous as a result of the annexation of
    Bosnia-Herzegovina.
    ANSWERS

    Part A
    1. Aggressive, hungry for conquest and proud of it, deserving of success
    2. Both applaud the Kaiser’s aggressive moves (both “German” sources), he is doing
    good work
    3. “foiled again” “Damn, it’s harder than I thought”

    Part B
    1. To test the Anglo-French alliance, there are no available colonies anymore (except
    Ethiopia), sensed a possible opening in Morocco (old rival France may be too weak to
    stand up to Germany)
    2. The Anglo-French entente was indeed strong, he’d burned his bridges with Russia
    (lapsed Reinsurance Treaty, failed attempt at union with Nicholas), had no other option
    3. The international conference at Algeciras had not gone his way (Britain and America had
    ganged up on him), and then the Brits had stood firm in supporting the French (who stood
    firm) in 1911
    4. The Kaiser had isolated himself, lost Russia as an ally, made moves that allowed France
    to end its isolation, allowed the British and French to come together
    5. Now the Serbs were made (annexation), Black Hand formed, now the Russians were
    determined to help out the Serbians next time

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