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  • Dillon, E. J. - The Inside Story of The Peace Conference (En, 1920, 526 S., Scan)

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    THE LESSER STATES
    ticeconcludedwiththeRutheniansofeasternGalicia,
    andtheDuumvirsrightlyplacedimplicitconfidencein
    hiswordasinhismoralrectitude . Theyalsofeltgrateful
    tohimforhavingfacilitatedtheirarduoustaskbyaccept-
    ingtheinevitable . TomyknowledgePresidentWilson
    himselfaddressedalettertohimtowardtheendofApril,
    thankinghimcordiallyforthebroad-mindedwayinwhich
    hehadco-operatedwiththeSupremeCouncilinitsefforts
    toreconstitutehiscountryonasolidbasis . Probably
    nootherrepresentativeofastate"withlimitedinterests"
    receivedsuchhighmarkofapproval .
    M. PaderewskileftParisforWarsaw,theretowinover
    theCabinet. ButinPoland,wheretheauthoritieswere
    facetofacewiththeconcreteelementsoftheproblem,the
    Premierfoundnosupport. NeithertheCabinetnorthe
    Dietnortheheadofthestatefounditpossibletoredeem
    thepromisemadeintheirname. Circumstancewas
    strongerthanthehumanwill . M. Paderewskiresigned
    .
    TheRutheniansdeliveredatimelyattackonthePoles,
    whocounter-attacked,capturedthetownsofStyra,Tar-
    nopol,Stanislau,andoccupiedtheenemycountryright
    uptoRumania,withwhichtheydesiredtobeinperma-
    nentcontact . PartoftheRuthenianarmycrossedthe
    Czechfrontierandwasdisarmed,theremaindermelted
    away,andthereremainednoenemywithwhomtocon-
    cludeanarmistice .
    Forthe"BigFour"thisturnofeventswasahumilia-
    tion . TheRuthenianarmy,whoseintereststheyhadso
    takentoheart,hadsuddenlyceasedtoexist,andthefuture
    dangerwhichitrepresentedtoPolandwasseentohave
    beenlargelyimaginary . Theirjudgmentwasatfault
    andtheirpowerineffectual. AgainstM. Paderewski's
    impotencetheyblazedwithindignation . Hehadgiven
    waytotheirdecisionandpromptlygonetoWarsawtosee
    itexecuted,yettheconditionsweresuchthathiswords
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    weretreatedassoundingbrassoratinklingcymbal . The
    PolishPremier,itistrue,hadtenderedhisresignationin
    consequence,butitwasrefused-andevenhaditbeen
    accepted,whatwastheretirementofaMinisterascom-
    paredwiththeindignityputupontheworld'slawgivers
    whorepresentedpowerandinterestswhichwerealike
    unlimited?Angrytelegramswereflashedoverthewires
    fromParistoWarsawandthePolishPremierwassum-
    monedtoappearinPariswithoutdelay.
    Hedulyre-
    turned,butnonewmovewasmade . Thediewascast
    .
    Anoteworthyeventinlatter-dayPolishhistoryensued
    uponthatmilitaryvictoryovertheRutheniansofeastern
    Galicia . TheUkrainian 1 MinisteratViennawasde-
    spatchedtorequestthePolestosignaunilateraltreaty
    withthemafterthemodelofthatwhichwasarrangedby
    thetwoAnglo-SaxonstatesinfavorofFrance . The
    proposalwasthattheUkrainegovernmentwouldre-
    nounceallclaimstoeasternGaliciaandplacetheirtroops
    underthesupremecommandofthePolishgeneralissimus,
    inreturnforwhichthePolesshouldundertaketoprotect
    theUkrainiansagainstalltheirenemies . Thisdraft
    agreement,whileunderconsiderationinWarsaw,was
    negativedbythePolishdelegatesinParis,whosawno
    goodreasonwhytheirpeopleshouldbindthemselvesto
    fightRussiaonedayfortheindependenceoftheUkraine .
    Anotherinchoatestatewhichmadeanofferofallianceto
    PolandwasEsthonia,butitsadvancesweredeclinedon
    similargrounds. Itismanifest,however,thatinthenew
    statesystemalliancesaremoreinvoguethanintheold,
    althoughtheyweretohavebeenbanishedfromit
    .
    Throughoutallthenegotiationsthatturneduponthe
    futurestatusandtheterritorialfrontiersofPolandthe
    1 TheRuthenians,Ukrainians,andLittleRussiansareraciallythesame
    people,justasthosewhcspeakGermaninnorthwesternGermany,Dutch
    inHolland,andFlemishinBelgiumareraciallyclosekindred . Themain
    distinctionsbetweenthemembersofeachbrancharepolitical
    .
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    THE LESSER STATES
    British Premier unswervingly stood
    out against the
    Polishclaims,justas
    thePresidentoftheUnitedStates
    inflexiblycounteredthoseofItaly,andbothunitedto
    negativethoseoftheRumanians
    . Whateveronemay
    thinkofthemeritsofthesecontroversies-andvarious
    opinionshavebeenputforwardwithobvioussincerity-
    therecanbebutonejudgmentastothespiritinwhich
    theywereconducted
    . Itwasadictatorialspirit,which
    wasintolerantnotmerelyofopposition,butofenlightened
    andconstructivecriticism
    . Totherepresentativesofthe
    countriesconcerneditseemedmadeupofbitterprejudice
    andfiercepartizanship,imbibed,itwasaffirmed,from
    thoseunseensourceswhencepowerfuland,itwasthought,
    noxiouscurrentsflowedcontinuouslytowardtheConfer-
    ence
    . Fornoneoftheaffronteddelegatescreditedwith
    aknowledgeofthesubjecteitherMr
    . LloydGeorge,who
    hadneverheardofTeschen,orMr
    . Wilson,whosesurvey
    ofCorsicanpoliticswassaidtobesodefective
    . Andyet
    totheactivityofmenengagedliketheseinsettlingaf-
    fairsofunprecedentedmagnitudeitwouldbeunfairto
    applytheordinarytestsoftechnicalfastidiousness
    . Their
    positionastrusteesofth6world'sgreateststates,even
    thoughtheylackedpoliticalimagination,knowledge,and
    experience,entitledthemtothehighconsiderationwhich
    theygenerallyreceived
    . Butitcouldnotbeexpectedto
    dazzletoblindnesstheeyesofsuperiormen-andthe
    delegatesofthelesserstates,Venizelos,Dmowski,and
    Benes,wereundoubtedlysuperiorinmostoftheattributes
    ofstatesmanship
    . Yettheywerefrequentlysnubbedand
    eachonemadetofeelthathewasthefifthwheelinthe
    chariotoftheConference
    . Nosacredfame,saysGoethe,
    requiresustosubmittocontempt,andtheywinced
    underit
    . TheBigThreelackedthehappywayofdoing
    thingswhichgoeswithdiplomatictactandengaging
    manners,andtheconsequencewasthatnotonlywere
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    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    theirargumentsmistrusted,buteventheirgoodfaith
    was,aswesaw,momentarilysubjectedtodoubt
    .
    "Bitter
    prejudice,furiousantipathy"werefreelypredicatedofthe
    twoAnglo-Saxonstatesmen,whowererashlyaccusedof
    attemptingbycircuitousmethodstodepriveFranceof
    hernewSlavallyineasternEurope . Sweepingrecrimina-
    tionsofthischaracterdeservenoticeonlyasindicating
    thespiritofdiscord-nottouseastrongerterm-pre-
    vailingataConferencewhichwasprofessedlyendeavor-
    ingtoknittogetherthepeoplesoftheplanetinan
    organizedsocietyofgood-fellowship .
    Thedelegatesofthelesserstates,towhomoneshould
    notlookforimpartialjudgments,formulatedsomequeer
    theoriestoexplaintheAllies'unavowedpolicyandre-
    vealedaframeofmindinnowiseconducivetotheat-
    tainmentoftheostensibleendsoftheConference . One
    delegatesaidtome :"Ihavenolongerthefaintestkoubt
    thatthefirmpurposeofthe`BigTwo'istheestablish-
    mentofthehegemonyoftheAnglo-Saxonpeoples,which
    inthefullnessoftimemaybetransformedintothe
    hegemonyoftheUnitedStatesofNorthAmerica . Even
    Franceisinsomerespectstheirhandmaid . Alreadysheis
    boundtothemindissolubly. Sheisadmittedlyunableto
    holdherownwithouttheirprotection . Shewillbecome
    moredependentonthemastheyearspassandGermany,
    havingputherhouseinorder,regainshereconomicpre-
    ponderanceontheContinent . Thisdeclineisduetothe
    operationofanaturallawwhichdiplomacymayretard
    butcannothinder . Numberswillcountinthefuture,
    andthenFrance'srolewillbereduced . Forthisreason
    itisherinterestthathernewalliesineasternEurope
    shouldbeequippedwithallthemeansofgrowingand
    keepingstronginsteadofbeingheldintheleading-strings
    oftheoverlords . Butperhapsthistutelageisreckoned
    oneofthosemeans?"
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    THE LESSER STATES
    AgainstBritaininespecialthePoles,aswesaw,were
    wroth. Theycomplainedthatwhenevertheyadvanced
    aclaimtheyfoundherfirstdelegateontheirpathbarring
    theirpassage,andifMr
    . Wilsonchancedtobewiththem
    theBritishPremiersethimselftoconverthimtohisway
    ofthinkingorvoting
    . ThusitwasagainstMr . Lloyd
    GeorgethattheeasternGalicianproblemhadhadtobe
    foughtateverystage
    . AttheoutsettheBritishPremier'
    refusedGaliciatoPolandcategoricallyandpurposed
    makingitanentirelyseparatestateundertheLeague
    ofNations
    . Thisdesign,ofwhichhemadenosecret,
    inspiredtheinsistencewithwhichthearmisticewiththe
    RutheniansofGaliciawaspressed
    . ThePolishdelegates,
    oneofthemamanofincisivespeech,leftnostoneun-
    turnedtothwartthatpartoftheEnglishscheme,andthey
    finallysucceeded
    . Buttheiropponentscontrivedtodrop
    aspoonfuloftarinPoland'spotofhoneybyorderinga
    plebiscitetotakeplaceineasternGaliciawithintenorfif-
    teenyears
    . ThencamethequestionoftheGalicianConsti-
    tution
    . ThePolesproposedtoconferontheRuthenians
    arestrictedmeasureofhomerulewithauthoritytoar-
    rangeintheirownwayeducationalandreligiousmatters,
    localcommunications,andthemeansofencouraging
    industryandagriculture,besidesgivingthemapro-
    portionatenumberofseatsinthestatelegislaturein
    Warsaw
    . ButagaintheBritishdelegates-experiencedin
    problemsofhomerule-expressedtheirdissatisfactionand
    insistedonaparliamentordietfortheUkraineinvested
    withconsiderableauthorityovertheaffairsoftheprov-
    ince
    . ThePolesnextannouncedtheirintentiontohavea
    governorofeasternGaliciaappointedbythePresident
    ofthePolishRepublic,withacounciltoadvisehim .
    TheBritishagainamendedtheproposalandaskedthat
    thegovernorshouldberesponsibletotheGalicianparlia-
    ment,buttothisthePolesdemurredemphatically,and
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    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    finallyitwassettledthatonlythemembersofhiscouncil
    shouldberesponsibletotheprovinciallegislature . The
    Poleshavingsuggestedthatmilitaryconscriptionshould
    beappliedtoeasternGaliciaonthesametermsastothe
    restofPoland,theBritishoncemorejoinedissuewith
    themanddemandedthatnotroopswhatevershouldbe
    leviedintheprovince . Theupshotofthisdisputewas
    thataftermuchwranglingtheBritishCommissiongave
    waytothePoles,butmadeitaconditionthatthetroops
    shouldnotbeemployedoutsidetheprovince
    . Tothis
    thePolesmadeanswerthatthemassingofsomany
    soldiersontheRumanianfrontiermightreasonablybe
    objectedtobytheRumanians-andsotheamcebean
    word-gamewentoninthesubcommission . Inaword,
    when dealing withtheeasternGalicianproblem,Mr.
    LloydGeorgeplayedthepartofanardentchampion
    ofcompletehomerule .
    Tosumup,theConferencelinkedeasternGaliciawith
    Poland,butmadethebondsextremelytenuous,sothat
    theymightbeseveredatanymomentwithoutinvolving
    profoundchangesineithercountry,andbythisarrange-
    ment,whichintroducedtheprovisionalintothedefinitive,
    abroadfieldofoperationswasallottedtopoliticalagita-
    tionandrevoltwasencouragedtorearits
    . crest .
    TheprovinceofUpperSilesiawasaskedforongrounds
    whichthePoles,atanyrate,thoughtconvincing . But
    Mr. LloydGeorge,itwassaid,declaredtheminsufficient .
    ThesubjectwasthrashedoutonedayinJunewhenthe
    Polishdelegatesweresummonedbeforetheirall-powerful
    colleaguestobetoldofcertainalterationsthathadbeen
    recentlyintroducedintotheTreatywhichconcernedthem
    toknow . TheyappearedbeforetheCouncilofFive . '
    1 TheMessrs. Wilson,George,Clemenceau,BaronsMakinoandSon-
    'nino. M. Clemenceauwasthenominalchairman,butinrealityitwas
    PresidentWilsonwhoconductedtheproceedings .
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    THE LESSER STATES
    President Wilson,addressingthetwodelegates,spoke
    approximatelyasfollows :"YouclaimSilesiaonthe
    groundthatitsinhabitantsarePolesandwehave
    givenyourdemandcarefulconsideration . Butthe
    Germanstellusthattheinhabitants,althoughPolish
    byrace,wishtoremainunderGermanruleasheretofore .
    Thatisastrongobjectioniffoundedonfact. Atpresent
    weareunabletoanswerit . Infact,nobodycananswer
    itwithfinalitybuttheinhabitantsthemselves . There-
    forewemustorderaplebisciteamongthem . "Oneofthe
    Polishdelegatesremarked :"Ifyouhadputthequestion
    totheinhabitantsfiftyyearsagotheywouldhaveex-
    pressedtheirwishtoremainwiththeGermansbecause
    atthattimetheywereprofoundlyignorantandtheir
    nationalsentimentwasdormant . Nowitisotherwise .
    Forsincethenmanyofthemhavebeeneducated,and
    themajorityarealivetotheissueandwilltherefore
    declareforPoland . Andifanysectionoftheterritory
    shouldstillpreferGermanswaytoPolishandtheirdistrict
    inconsequenceofyourplebiscitebecomesGerman,the
    processofenlightenmentwhichhasalreadymadesuch
    headwaywillnonethelessgoon,andtheirchildren,
    consciousoftheirloss,willanathematizetheirfathers
    forhavinginflictedit . Andthentherewillbetrouble . "
    Mr . Wilsonretorted
    :"Youareassumingmorethan
    ismeet . Thefrontierswhichwearetracingareprovi-
    sional,notfinal . Thatisaconsiderationwhichought
    toweighwithyou . Besides,theLeagueofNationswill
    intervenetoimprovewhatisimperfect
    . " "0League
    ofNations,whatblundersarecommittedinthyname!"
    thedelegatemayhavemutteredtohimselfashelistened
    tothewordsmeanttocomforthimandhiscountrymen .
    Muchmighthavebeenurgedagainstthisproffered
    solaceifthedelegateshadbeeninacaptiousmood .
    TheLeagueofNationshadasyetnoexistence . Ifits
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    will,intelligence,andpowercouldindeedbereckoned
    uponwithsuchconfidence,howhaditcometopassthat
    itscreators,BritainandtheUnitedStates,deemedthem
    dubiousenoughtocallforareinforcementintheshape
    ofaformalalliancefortheprotectionofFrance?Ifthis
    precautionarymeasure,whichshattersthewholeWil-
    soniansystem,wasindispensabletooneAllyitwasat
    leastequallyindispensabletoanother . Andinthecase
    ofPolanditwasmoreurgentthaninthecaseofFrance,
    becauseifGermanywereagaintoschemeawarofcon-
    questtheprobabilityisinfinitesimalthatshewouldinvade
    Belgiumormoveforwardonthewesternfront . The
    lineofleastresistance,whichisPoland,wouldprove
    incomparablymoreattractive . Andthen?Theabsence
    ofAlliedtroopsineasternEuropewasoneoftheprincipal
    causesofthewars,tumults,andchaoticconfusionthat
    hadmadenervouspeopletrembleforthefateofciviliza-
    tionintheintervalbetweentheconclusionofthearmistice
    andtheratificationoftheTreaty. Inthefuturethe
    absenceofstronglysituatedAlliesthere,ifGermanywere
    tobeginafreshwar,wouldbemorefatalstill,andthe
    Polishstatemightconceivablydisappearbeforemilitary
    aidfromtheAlliedgovernmentscouldreachit . Why
    shouldthesafetyofPolandandtosomeextentthe
    securityofEuropebemadetodependuponwhat is at
    bestagambler'sthrow?
    Butnocounter-objectionswereoffered . Onthecon-
    trary,M. Paderewskiutteredthesoftanswerthatturneth
    awaywrath . Heprofoundlyregrettedthedecisionof
    thelawgivers,but,recognizingthatitwasimmutable,
    bowedtoitinthenameofhiscountry . Heknew,hesaid,
    thatthedelegateswereanimatedby very friendlyfeelings
    towardhiscountryandhethankedthemfortheirhelp
    .
    M. Paderewski'scolleague,thelessmalleableM. Dmow-
    ski,is reportedtohavesaid :"It is mydesiretobequite
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    STATES
    sincere with you, gentlemen . Therefore
    I venture to
    submitthatwhileyouprofesstohavesettledthematter
    onprinciple,youhavenotcarriedoutthatprinciple
    thoroughly. Doubtlessbyinadvertence . Thusthere
    areplacesinhabitedbyalargemajorityofPoleswhich
    youhaveallottedtoGermanyonthegroundthattheyare
    inhabitedbyGermans . Thatisinconsistent . "Atthis
    Mr. LloydGeorgejumpedupfromhisplaceandasked :
    "Canyounameanysuchplaces?" M. Dmowskigave .
    severalnames
    . "Pointthemouttomeonthemap,"
    insistedtheBritishPremier . Theywerepointedout
    onthemap. TwicePresidentWilsonaskedthedelegate
    tospellthenameBomstforhim . 'Mr. LloydGeorge
    thensaid : "Well,thoseareoversightsthatcanbe
    rectified . " "Ohyes,"addedMr . Wilson,"wewillsee
    tothat . " 2 M. DmowskialsoquestionedthePresident
    abouttheplebiscite,andunderwhoseauspicesthevoting
    wouldtakeplace,andwastoldthattherewouldbean
    Inter-Alliedadministrationtosuperintendthearrange-
    mentsandinsureperfectfreedomofvoting . "Through
    whatagencywillthatadministrationwork?Isitthrough
    theofficials?" "Evidently,"Mr . Wilsonanswered .
    "YouaredoubtlessawarethattheyareGermans?"
    "Yes . Buttheadministrationwillpossesstherightto
    dismissthosewhoproveunworthyoftheirconfidence . "
    "Don'tyouthink,"insistedM. Dmowski,"thatitwould
    befairertowithdrawonehalfoftheGermanbureaucrats
    andgivetheirplacestoPoles? " TowhichthePresident
    replied :"Theadministrationwillbethoroughlyimpartial
    andwilladoptallsuitablemeasurestorenderthevoting
    free
    . "Therethematterended .
    Thetwopotentatesincouncil,tacklingthefuture
    ' BomstisacantonintheformerProvince(Regierungs-besirk)ofPosen,
    withaboutsixtythousandinhabitants .
    2
    Minutesofthisconversationexist .
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    statusofLithuania,settleditinanoffhandandsingular
    fashionwhichatanyratebespoketheirgoodintentions .
    Theprincipleofself-determination,orwhatwasface-
    tiouslytermedtheBalkanizationofEurope,wasatfirst
    appliedtothatterritoryandasemi-independentstate
    created inpetto
    whichwastocontaineightmillioninhabi-
    tantsandbelinkedwithPoland
    . Certainobstacles
    weresoonafterwardencounteredwhichhadnotbeen
    foreseen. OnewasthatalltheLithuaniansnumberonly
    twomillions,orsayatthemosttwomillionsandone
    hundredthousand . OutoftheseeventheSupreme
    Councilcouldnotmakeeightmillions . InLithuania
    therearetwoandahalfmillionPoles,oneandahalf
    millionJews,andtheremainderareWhiteRussians . '
    Itwasrecognizedthatacommunityconsistingofsuch
    disparateelements,situatedwhereitnowis,couldhardly
    liveandstriveasanindependentstate
    . TheLithuanian
    Jews,however,wereofadifferentwayofthinking,and
    theyopposedthePolishclaimswithadegreeofstead-
    fastnessandanimationwhichwoundedPoland'snational
    prideandleftranklingsoresbehind .
    ItisworthnotingthattherepresentativesofRussia,
    whoaresupposedtoclutchconvulsivelyatallthestates
    whichonceformedpartoftheTsardom,displayedade-
    greeofpoliticaldetachmentinrespectofLithuaniawhich
    cameasapleasantsurprisetomany . TheRussianAm-
    bassadorinParis,M
    . Maklakoff,inaremarkableaddress
    beforealearnedassembly 2
    intheFrenchcapital,an-
    nouncedthatRussia washenceforward disinterestedin
    thestatusofLithuania
    .
    1 AninterestingRussiantribe,dwellingchieflyintheprovincesofMinsk
    andGrodno(exceptingtheextremesouth),asmallpartofSuvalki,Vilna
    (exceptingthenorthwestcorner),theentireprovincesofVitebskand
    Moghileff,thewestpartofSmolensk,andafewdistrictsofTshernigoff
    .
    2
    LaSocietedesEtudesPolitiques
    . Thediscourseinquestionwas
    printedandpublished .
    26o
    1HL LESSK ~'1A1r:h
    ThatthePolesweremindedtodealveryliberallywith
    theLithuaniansbecameevidentduringtheConference .
    GeneralPilsudski,onhisowninitiative,visitedVilnaand
    issuedaproclamationtotheLithuaniansannouncingthat
    electionswouldbeheld,andaskingthemtomakeknown
    theirdesires,whichwouldberealizedbytheWarsaw
    government
    . Oneofthemanycuriousdocumentsofthe
    ConferenceisanofficialmissivesignedbytheGeneral
    Secretary,M. Dutasta,andaddressedtothefirstPolish
    delegate,exhortinghimtoinducehisgovernmenttocome
    totermswiththeLithuaniangovernment,asbehooves
    twoneighboringstates . Unluckilyforthesoundnessof
    thatcounseltherewasnorecognizedLithuanianstateor
    Lithuaniangovernmenttocometotermswith .
    Ashasbeenoftenenoughpointedout,theactionsand
    utterancesofthetwoworld-mendersweresoinfelicitous
    astolendcolortothebeliefsharedbytherepresenta-
    tivesofanumberofhumiliatednations-thatgreedof
    newmarketswasatthebottomofwhatpurportedtobe
    apolicyofpurehumanitarianism . Someofthedelegates
    werecurrentlysupposedtobetheunwittinginstruments
    ofelusivecapitalisticinfluences . Possiblytheywould
    havebeenastonishedweretheytoldthis :GreatBritain
    wassuspectedofworkingforcompletecontroloftheBal-
    ticanditsseaboardinordertoousttheGermansfromthe
    marketsofthatterritoryandtohavepotentleversfor
    actioninPoland,Germany,andRussia
    . Theachieve-
    mentofthatendwouldmeancommandoftheBaltic,
    whichhadtheretoforebeenaGermanlake . 'Itwouldalso
    entail,itwassaid,theseparationofDantzigfromPoland,
    andtheattractionoftheFinns,Esthonians,Letts,and
    Lithuanians fromGermany'sorbitintothatofGreat
    ' InGermanyandRussiathesameviewwasgenerallytakenofthe
    motivesthatactuatedthepolicyoftheAnglo-Saxonpeoples . . Themost
    elaborateattempttodemonstrateitscorrectnesswasmadebyCr . Bunke,
    inTheDanisigerNeuesteNachrichten, alreadymentionedinthisbook .
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    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Britain . In vainthefriendsofthedelegatesdeclaredthat
    economicinterestswerenotthemainspringoftheirde-
    liberateactionandthatnothingwasfurtherfromtheir
    intentionthantoangleforamandateforthosecountries .
    Theconvictionwasdeep-rootedinthemindsofmany
    thateachoftheGreatPowerswasplayingforitsown
    hand. Thattherewassomeapparentfoundationforthis
    assumptioncannot,aswesaw,begainsaid . Widelyand
    unfavorablycommentedwasthecircumstancethatinthe
    heatofthosediscussionsattheConferenceamanofcon-
    fidenceoftheAlliesputthissignificantandimpolitic
    questiontooneoftheplenipotentiaries :
    "Howwould
    youtakeitifEnglandweretoreceiveamandatefor
    Lithuania? "
    "TheGreatPowers,"observedthemostoutspokenof
    thedelegatesofthelesserstates,"arebandits,butas
    theiroperationsareonalargescaletheyareentitledto
    anotherandmorecourteousname . Theirgazeisfasci-
    natedbymarkets,concessions,monopolies . Theyare
    nowmakingpreparationsforagreathaul . Atthis
    politicianscannotaffecttobescandalized . Forithas
    neverbeenotherwisesincemencametogetherinordered
    communities. Butwhatisirritatingandrepellentisthe
    perfumeofaltruismandphilanthropywhichpermeates
    thisdecomposition .
    Wearetoldthatalreadytheyare
    purchasingthewharvesofDantzig,makingreadyfor
    'bigdeals'inLibau,Riga,andReval,foundingabankin
    Klagenfurtandnegotiatingforoil-wellsinRumania . Al-
    thoughdeeplyimmersedintheethicsofpolitics,theyhave
    notlostsightoftheworldlygoodstobepickedupand
    appropriatedonthewearisomejourneytowardidealgoals
    .
    Theatmospheretheyhavethusrenewedispeculiarly
    favorabletothegrowthofcant,andtendstoaccelerate
    theprocessofmoralandsocialdissolution .
    Andthe
    effectsofthismephiticairmayprovemoredurablethan
    262
    THE LESSER
    STATES
    thecontributionofitscreatorstothepoliticalreorganiza-
    tionofEurope. Ifwecomparethehighfunctionswhich
    theymighthavefulfilledinrelationtothevastneedsand
    theunprecedentedtendenciesofthenewagewiththose
    whichtheyhaveunwittinglyanddeliberatelyperformed
    as sophistsofsentimentalmoralityanddestroyersofthe
    wheattogetherwiththetares,weshallhavetodeplore
    oneoftherarestopportunitiesmissedbeyondretrieve . "
    Inthiscriticismthereisakerneloftruth . Theethico-
    socialcurrentstowhichthewargaverisehadaprofoundly
    moralaspect,andifrightlycanalizedmighthavefertilized
    manylandsandhaveledtoanewandhealthystate-
    system. Oneindispensablecondition,however,wasthat
    thepeoplesoftheworldshouldthemselvesbedirectly
    interestedintheprocess,thattheyshouldbeconsulted
    andlistenedto,andhelpedorpropelledintonewgrooves
    ofthoughtandaction . Insteadofthatthedelegatescon-
    tentedthemselveswithgivingnewnamestooldinstitu-
    tionsandtendencieswhichstoodcondemned,andwith
    teachinglawlessdisrespectforeverycheckandrestraint
    exceptsuch as theychosetoacknowledge . Theywere
    powerfuladvocatesforrightandjustice,democracyand
    publicity,buttheirdefinitionsoftheseabstractnouns
    madeplain-speakingpeoplegasp . Self-interestandmate-
    rialpowerweretheidolswhichtheysetthemselvestopull
    down,butthedeitieswhichtheyputintheirplaceswore
    thesamefamiliarlooksastheidols,onlytheywerediffer-
    entlycolored.
    VII
    POLAND'S OUTLOOK IN THE FUTURE
    C
    ASTINGapartingglanceatPolandasshelooked
    whenemergingfromtheConferenceintheleading-
    stringsoftheGreatWesternPowers,afterhavinges-
    capedfromtheBolshevistdangersthatcompassedher
    round,webeholdherabouttobeginhernationalexistence
    asasemi-independentnation,besetwithenemiesdomestic
    andforeign. Foritwouldbeanabuseoftermstoaffirm
    thatPoland,or,indeed,anyofthelesserstates,isfully
    independentintheoldsenseoftheword . Thespecial
    treatyimposedonherbytheGreatTwoobligesherto
    accordfreetransittoAlliedgoodsandcertainprivileges
    toherJewishandotherminorities ;toacceptthesuper-
    visionandinterventionoftheLeagueofNations,which
    thePolescontendmeansintheircaseanAnglo-Saxon-
    Jewishassociation ;and,attheoutset,atanyrate,to
    recognizetheFrenchgeneralissimusasthesupremecom-
    manderofhertroops .
    Poland'sfrontiersandgeneralstatusought, ifthe
    schemeofherFrenchprotectorshadbeenexecuted,to
    havebeenaccommodatedtothepeculiar
    functions
    whichtheydestinedhertofillinNewEurope . France's
    planwastomakeofPolandawallbetweenGermany
    andRussia . Themarkedtendencyoftheothertwo
    Conferenceleaderswastotransformitintoabridge
    betweenthosetwocountries . Andtheoutcomeofthe
    compromisebetweenthemhasbeentoconstructsome-
    thingwhich,withoutbeingeither,combinesallthedis-
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    POLAND'SOUTLOOK IN
    THE
    FUTURE
    advantagesofboth . ItisabridgeforGermanyanda
    wallforBolshevistRussia. Thatistheverdictofa
    largenumberofPoles. AlthoughtheEuropeofthe
    futureistobeapacificandethicallyconstitutedcom-
    munity,whosememberswillhavetheirdisputesand
    quarrelswithoneanothersettledbyarbitrationcourts
    andotherconciliatorytribunals,warandefficientprepa-
    rationforitwerenonethelessuppermostinthemindsof
    thecircumspectlawgivers . HencetheAnglo-Saxon
    agreementtodefendFranceagainstunprovokedaggres-
    sion . Hence,too,thesolicitudedisplayedbytheFrench
    tohavethePolishstate,whichistobetheirmainstayin
    easternEurope,equippedwitheveryterritorialandother
    guarantynecessarytoqualifyitfortheduties . But
    whattheFrenchgovernmentcontrivedtoobtainfor
    itselfitfailedtosecureforitsnewSlavally . Nay,
    oddlyenoughitvotedwiththeAnglo-Saxondelegatesfor
    keepingallthelesserstatesunderthetutelageofthe
    League . TheDuumvirs,havingmadetherequisitecon-
    cessionstoFrance,wereresolvedinPoland'scasetoavoid
    afurtherrecoiltowardthecondemnedformsoftheold
    systemofequilibrium . Hencethevariousplebiscites,
    home-rulecharters,subdivisionsofterritory,andother
    evidencesofastruggleforreformalongthelineofleast
    resistance,asthoughintheunavoidablefutureconflict
    betweentimidlypropoundedtheoriesandpolitico-social
    forcestheformerhadanyseriouschanceofsurviving . In
    politics,asincoinage,itisthedebasedmetalthatousts
    thegoldfromcirculation .
    Poland'ssituationisdifficult ;somepeoplewouldcall
    itprecarious . Sheissurroundedbypotentialenemies
    abroadandathome-Germans,Russians,Ukrainians,
    Magyars,andJews . AconsiderablenumberofTeutons
    areincorporatedinherrepublicto-day,andalsoalarge
    numberofpeopleofRussianrace . Now. Russiaand
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    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Germany,eveniftheyrenounce all designsofreconquering
    theterritorywhichtheymisruledforsuchalongspanof
    time,mayfeeltemptedonedaytorecovertheirown
    kindred,andwhattheyconsidertobetheirownterritory .
    Andirredentismisoneoftheworstpoliticalplaguesfor
    allthethreepartieswhousuallysufferfromit . Ifthen
    GermanyandRussiaweretocombineandattackPoland,
    theconsequenceswouldbeserious
    . ThatdemocraticGer-
    manywouldrisksuchawild
    . adventureinthenearfuture
    isinconceivable.
    Buthistoryoperateswithlongperiods
    oftime,anditbehoovesstatesmanshiptodolikewise
    .
    APolishstatesmanwouldstartfromtheassumptionthat,
    asRussiaandGermanyhaveforthetimebeingceased
    tobeefficientmembersoftheEuropeanstate-system,
    agoodunderstandingmaybecometowithbothofthem,
    andacloseintimacycultivatedwithone . Resourceful-
    nessandstatecraftwillberequisitetothisconsummation .
    ForsomeRussiansarestilluncompromising,andwould
    faintakebackapartofwhattherevolutionarywave
    sweptoutoftheircountry'sgrasp,butcircumstance
    bidsfairtosetfreeapotentmoderatingforceinthenear
    future. Alreadyitisincarnatedinstatesmenofthenew
    type . In thisconnectionitisinstructivetopassinreview
    thesecretmaneuversbywhichtherecognitionofPoland's
    independencewas,sotosay,extortedfromaRussian
    Minister,whowasreputedatthetimetobeaDemocrat
    oftheDemocrats
    . Assomegovernmentshavenow
    becomechampionsofpublicity,Iventuretohopethatthis
    disclosurewillbeashelpfultothosewhomitconcerns
    aswasthesystematicsuppressionofmyarticlesand
    telegramsduringthespaceoffouryears . '
    1
    Mostofmyarticleswrittenduringthelasthalfofthewar,andsome
    duringthearmistice,wereheldbackongroundswhichwerepresumably
    patriotic . Isharewiththosewhowereinstrumentalinkeepingthem
    fromthepublicthemoralportionoftherewardwhichconsistsinthe
    assumptionthatsomehighpurposewasservedbythesuppression .
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    POLAND'SOUTLOOK IN THE FUTURE
    OntheoutbreakoftheRussianrevolutionPoland's
    representativesinBritain,whohadbeenceaselessly
    workingfortherestorationoftheircountry,approached
    theBritishgovernmentwitharequestthattheoppor-
    tunityshouldbeutilizedatonce,andthenewdemocratic
    CabinetinPetrogradrequestedtoissueaproclamation
    recognizingtheindependenceofPoland . Thereasons
    forthismovehavingbeenpropoundedindetail,orally
    andinwriting,theForeignSecretarydespatchedatonce
    atelegramtotheAmbassadorintheRussiancapital,
    instructinghimtolaythematterbeforetheRussian
    ForeignMinisterandurgehimtolosenotimeinestablish-
    ingtheclaimofthePolishprovisionalgovernmenttothe
    sympathiesoftheworld,andtheredressofitswrongs
    byRussia . SirGeorgeBuchanancalledonProfessor
    Milyukoff,thenMinisterofForeignAffairsandPresident
    oftheConstitutionalDemocraticparty,andpropounded
    tohimtheviewsoftheBritishgovernment,whichagreed
    withthoseofFranceandItaly,andhopedhewouldsee
    hiswaytoprofitbytheopportunity . Theanswerwas
    promptanddefinite,andwithinforty-eighthoursofMr .
    Balfour'sdespatchitreachedtheForeignOffice. The
    gistofitwasthattheMinisterofForeignAffairsre-
    grettedhisinabilitytodealwiththeproblematthat
    conjuncture,owingtoitsgreatcomplexityandvarious
    bearings,andalsobecauseofhisapprehensionthatthe
    PoleswoulddemandtheincorporationofRussianlands
    intheirreconstitutedstate . Fromthisanswermany
    conclusionsmightfairlybedrawnrespectingpersons,
    parties,andprinciplesonthesurfaceofrevolutionary
    Russia
    . Buttohiscredit,Mr . Balfourdidnotacceptit
    asfinal. HeagaintelegraphedtotheBritishAmbassador,
    instructinghimtoinsistupontherecognitionofPoland,
    asthematterwasurgent,andtoexhorttheprovisional
    governmenttogiveingoodtimethedesiredproofofthe
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    democraticfaiththatistosaveRussia . SirGeorge
    Buchananaccomplishedthetaskexpeditiously . M. Milyu-
    koffgaveway,draftedandissuedtheproclamation .
    Mr . SonarLawwelcomeditinafelicitousspeechinthe
    HouseofCommons,'andtheEntentepresslaudedtothe
    skiesthegenerousspiritofthenewRussiangovernment .
    TheRussianpeopleandtheirleadershavetraveledfar
    sincethen,andhaveridthemselvesofmuchuseless
    ballast
    .
    AsSlavsthePolesmighthavebeennaturallypre-
    disposedtoliveinamitywiththeRussians,wereitnot
    forthespecterofthepastthatstandsbetweenthem .
    ButnowthatRussiaisademocracyinfactaswellasin
    name,thisismuchmorefeasiblethaniteverwasbefore,
    anditisalsoindispensabletotheRussians
    .
    Inthe
    firstplace,itispossiblethatPolandmayhaveconsolidated
    herforcesbeforehermightyneighborhasrecoveredthe
    statuscorrespondingtohernumbersandresources . If
    thepresentestimatesarecorrect,andthefrontiers,when
    definitelytraced,leavePolandarepublicwithsomethirty-
    fivemillionpeople,suchisherextraordinarybirth-rate
    andtheterritorialscopeithasfordevelopment,that
    inthenotfardistantfutureherpopulationmayexceed
    thatofFrance . Assumingforthesakeofargumentthat
    armiesandothernationaldefenseswillcountinpolitics
    asmuchashitherto,Poland'sspecificweightwillthenbe
    considerable .
    Shewillhavebecomenotindeedaworld
    power(to-daythereareonlytwosuch),butaEuropean
    GreatPowerwhosefriendshipwillbewellworthacquiring .
    InthemeanwhilePolishstatesmen-thePoleshave
    oneinRomanDmowski-maystrikeupafriendlyaccord
    withRussia,abandoningdefinitelyandformallyall
    claimstoso-calledhistoricPoland,disinterestingthem-
    selvesinalltheBalticproblemswhichconcernRussiaso
    1 OnApril26,1917.
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    POLAND'S OUTLOOK IN THE FUTURE
    closely,andenvisagingtheUkrainefromapointofview
    thatharmonizeswithhers . Andifthetwopeoples
    couldthusfindacommonbasisoffriendlyassociation,
    PolandwouldhavesolvedatleastoneofherSphinx
    questions .
    Asfortheinternaldevelopmentofthenation,itis
    seeminglyhamperedwithasmanyhindrancesasthe
    international. Itmaybelikenedtotheworldafter
    creation,bearingmarksofthechaosoftheeve . The
    GermanPolesdifferconsiderablyfromtheAustrian,while
    theRussianPolesaredifferentiatedfromboth . Thelast-
    namedstillshowtracesofrecentservitudeintheirevery-
    dayavocations . Theylackthepushandtheenergy
    ofpurposesonecessarynowadaysinthestruggleforlife .
    TheAustrianPolesingeneralarereputedtobelikewise
    easy-going,lax,andmorebrilliantthansolid,whiletheir
    administrativequalitiesaresaidtobeimpairedbya
    leaningtowardOrientalmethodsoftransactingbusiness .
    The Polish
    inhabitantsoftheprovinceshithertounder
    Germanyarepeopleofadifferenttemperament . They
    haveassimilatedsomeofthebestqualitiesoftheTeuton
    withoutsacrificingthosewhichareinherentinmenof
    theirownrace . Athoroughgraspofdetailandagift
    fororganizationcharacterizetheirconceptions,andpre-
    cision,thoroughness,andconscientiousnessarepredicated
    oftheirmethods . Ifitbetruethatthefirstreformper-
    emptorilycalledforinthenewrepublicisanadministra-
    tivepurge,itfollowsthatitcanbemostsuccessfully
    accomplishedwiththewhole-heartedco-operationofthe
    GermanPoles,whosesuperioreducationfitsthemtocon-
    formtheirschemestothemosturgentneedsofthenation
    andtheepoch.
    Thenextmeasurewillbeinternalcolonization . There
    areconsiderabletractsoflandinwhatoncewasRussian
    Poland,thepopulationofwhich,owingtothehavocof
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    war,isabnormallysparse . Somedistricts,likethatof
    thePripetmarshes,whichevenatthebestoftimeshad
    butfivepersonstothekilometer,arepracticallydeserts .
    FortheRussianarmy,whenretreatingbeforetheGer-
    mans,drovebeforeitahugepopulationcomputedat
    eightmillions,whoinhabitedtheterritorytotheeastof
    Brest-LitovskandnorthwardbetweenLidaandMinsk .
    Oftheseeightmillionsmanyperishedontheway . A
    largepercentageofthesurvivorsneverreturned . 'Roughly
    speaking,acoupleofmillions(mostlyPolesandJews)
    wentbacktotheirruinedhomes . NowthePoles,who
    areoneofthemostprolificracesinEurope,mightbe
    encouragedtosettleonthesethinlypopulatedlands,
    whichtheycouldconvertintoethnographicallyPolish
    districtswithinarelativelyshortspanoftime . These,
    however,aremerelytheideasofafriendlyobserver,
    whoseopinioncannotlayclaimtoanyweight .
    To-dayPoland'shopeisnot,asithasbeenhitherto,the
    nobleman,theprofessor,andthepublicist, butthe
    peasant . Themembersofthisclassarethenucleusof
    thenewnation . ItisfromtheirmidstthatPoland's
    futurerepresentativesinpolitics,arts,andsciencewillbe
    drawn . Alreadythepeasantsarehavingtheirsons
    educatedinhigh-schoolsanduniversities,ofwhichthe
    republichasafairnumberwellsuppliedwithqualified
    teachers,
    2
    andtheyareresoluteadversariesofevery
    movementtaintedwithBolshevism .
    1 MainlyWhiteRussians .
    2
    ThePoleshaveuniversitiesinCracow,Warsaw,Lvoff(Lemberg),
    Liublin,andwillshortlyopenoneinPosen . OnePolishstatesmanenter-
    tainsanovelandusefulideawhichwillprobablybetestedintheUniversity
    ofPosen . Noticingthatthegreatertheprogressoftechnicalknowledge
    thelessistheadvancemadeintheknowledgeofmen,whichisperhaps
    themostpressingneedofthenewage,thisstatesmanproposestocreate
    anewtypeofuniversity,wheretherewouldbetwoprincipalsections,one
    forthestudyofnaturalsciencesandmathematics,and . theotherforthe
    studyofmen,whichwouldincludebiology,psychology,ethnography,
    sociology,philology,history,etc .
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    POLAND'S OUTLOOK IN THE FUTURE
    Thus
    thedifficulties anddangers
    with which new
    Polandwillhavetocontendareredoubtable . Butshe
    standsagoodchanceofovercomingthemandreaching
    thegoalwhereliesheronehopeofplayinganoteworthy
    partinreorganizedEurope. Theindispensablecondition
    ofsuccessisthatthecurrentofopinionandsentimentin
    thecountry shall buoy up reformingstatesmen. These
    mustnotonlyunderstandtherequirementsofthenew
    epochandbealivetothenecessityofpenetratingpublic
    opinion,butalsopossessthecouragetoplacehighsocial
    aimsattheheadoftheirlifeand . career . Statesmenof
    thistemperarerareto-day,butPolandpossessesatleast
    oneofthem.
    Herresourceswarranttheconvictionwhich
    herchiefsfirmlyentertainthatshemayinarelatively
    nearfutureacquiretheeconomicleadershipofeastern
    Europe,andinpopulation,militarystrength,andarea
    equalFrance.
    Parentheticallyitmaybeobservedthattheenthusiasm
    ofthePoles'forBritishinstitutionsandforintimaterela-
    tionswithGreatBritainhasperceptiblycooled .
    Inthelimitationstowhichsheisnowsubjected,her
    moreoptimisticleadersdiscernthetemporarilyunavoid-
    ableconditionofabeneficentprocessofworkingforward
    towardindefiniteamelioration . Theirpeople'sfaith,
    thatmayonedayraisethecountryabovethehighest
    summitofitspasthistoricaldevelopment,ifitdoesnot
    reconcilethemtothepresent,maynervethemtothe
    effortwhichshallrealizethathighconsummationinthe
    future.
    VIII
    ITALY
    O
    FalltheproblemssubmittedtotheConference,
    thoseraisedbyItaly'sdemandsmaytrulybesaid
    tohavebeenamongtheeasiest.
    Whetherplacedinthe
    lightoftheFourteenPointsoroftheoldsystemofthe
    rightsofthevictors,theywouldfallintotheirplaces
    almostautomatically.
    Butthepeacecriteriawereiden-
    ticalwithneitherofthoseprinciples .
    Theyconsistedof
    severalheterogeneousmaximswhichwereinvokedalter-
    nately,Mr
    . Wilsondecidingwhichwasapplicabletothe
    particularcaseunderdiscussion
    . Andfromhisjudgment
    therewasnoappeal .
    Itisoftheessenceofstatesmanshiptobeabletoput
    oneselfintheplacc
    onemightalmostsayintheskin-
    oftheforeignpeoplesandgovernmentswithwhichone
    iscalledupontodeal .
    Butthefeatisarduousandpre-
    supposesavarietyofconditionswhichthePresidentwas
    unabletofulfil .
    HisconceptionofEurope,forexample,
    wasmuchtoosimple.
    Ithasbeenaptlylikenedtothat
    oftheAmericaneconomistwhoonceremarkedtothe
    managerofanEnglishrailway :
    "YouBritishersare
    handicappedbyhavingtobuildyourrailwaylinesthrough
    citiesandtowns .
    Wegotoworkdiligently
    :wefirst
    constructtheroadandcreatethecitiesafterward
    . "
    AndMr . Wilsonhappenedjustthentobeinquestof
    afulcrumonwhichtoresthisidealisticlever
    . Forhe
    hadalreadybeendrivenbyegotisticgovernmentsfrom
    272
    ITALY
    several of his commandingpositions, and people were
    gibinglyaskingwhetherthenewpoliticalgospelwasbeing
    preachedonlyasafoilforbackslidings. Thusheaban-
    donedthefreedomoftheseas . . . onwhichhehadtaken
    adeterminedstandbeforetheworld . Althoughhere-
    fusedtheRhinefrontiertoFrance,hehadreluctantly
    givenwaytoM. ClemenceauinthematteroftheSaar
    Valley,assentingtoamonstrousarrangementbywhich
    theGermaninhabitantsofthatregionweretobehanded
    overtotheFrenchRepublicagainsttheirexpressedwill,
    as aset-offforasumingoldwhichGermanywouldcer-
    tainlybeunabletopay . ' Hedoubtlessforesawthathe
    wouldalsoyieldonthemomentousissueofShantungand
    theChino-Japanesesecrettreaty . Inaword,someofhis
    moreimportantabstracttenetsprofessedinwordswere
    beingbrushedasidewhenitcametoacts,andhisposition
    wastrulyunenviable . Naturally,therefore,heseized
    thefirstfavorableoccasiontoapplythemvigorouslyand
    unswervingly . Thiswassuppliedbythedisputebetween
    ItalyandJugoslavia,twonationswhichheheld,sotosay,
    inthehollowofhishand .
    Thelatterstate,stillinthemaking,dependedforits
    frontiersentirelyonthefiatoftheAmericanPresident
    backedbythePremiersofBritainandFrance
    .
    Andof
    thisbackingMr . Wilsonwasassured . Italy,although
    morepowerfulmilitarilythanJugoslavia,waslikewise
    economicallydependentuponthegood-willofthetwo
    English-speakingcommunities,whowereassuredinad-
    vanceofthesupportoftheFrenchRepublic . If,there-
    fore,shecouldnotbereasonedorcajoledintoobeying
    theinjunctionsoftheSupremeCouncil,shecouldeasily
    bemademalleablebyothermeans . Inhercase,there-
    ' Thisclause,whichfiguredinthedraftTreaty,aspresentedtothe
    Germans,provokedsuchemphaticprotestsfromallsidesthatitwasstruck
    outintherevisedversion .
    2 7 3
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    fore,Mr
    . Wilson'sethicalnotionsmightbefearlessly
    applied . Thatthiswastheideawhichunderlaythe
    President'spolicyistheobviousinferencefromthecalm,
    unyieldingwayinwhichhetreatedtheItaliandelegation.
    Inthisconnectionitshouldbeborneinmindthatthere
    isnomoreimportantdistinctionbetweenallformerpeace
    settlementsandthatoftheParisConferencethanthe
    unavowedbutindubitablefactthatthelatterrestsupon
    thehegemonyoftheEnglish-speakingcommunitiesofthe
    world,whereastheformerwerebaseduponthebalance
    ofpower . Soimmenseachangecouldnotbeeffected
    withoutdiscreetlythrowingoutasuselessballastsomeof
    thehighlyprizeddogmasoftheacceptedpoliticalcreeds,
    evenatthecostofimpairingthesolidarityoftheLatin
    races. Thiswaseffectedincidentally . Asamatterof
    fact,theFrencharenot,properlyspeaking,aLatinrace,
    norhastheirsolidaritywithItalyorSpaineverbeena
    movingpoliticalforceinrecenttimes . Italy'srefusalto
    fightsidebysidewithherTeutonalliesagainstFrance
    andherbackersmayconceivablybetheresultofracial
    affinities,butithashardlyeverbeenascribedtothat
    sentimental . source . Sentimentinpoliticsisamyth . In
    anycase,M. Clemenceaudiscernednopressingreason
    formakingpainfuleffortstoperpetuatetheLatinunion,
    whilesolicitudefornationalinterestshinderedhimfrom
    makingcostlyconcessionstoit .
    Naturallythecardinalinnovationofwhichthiswasa
    corollarywasneverinvokedasthegroundforanyofthe
    exceptionalmeasuresadoptedbytheConference
    . And
    yetitwasthemotiveforseveral,foralthoughnoallusion
    wasmadetothehegemonyofAnglo-Saxondom,itwas
    everoperativeinthesubconsciousnessofthetwopleni-
    potentiaries
    . Andinviewoftheomnipotenceofthese
    twonations,theytemporarilysacrificedconsistencyto
    tactics,probablywithoutconscientiousqualms,andcer-
    27 4
    ITALY
    tainly without political misgivings
    . That would seem
    tobeapartialexplanationofthelengthstowhichthe
    Conferencewentinthedirectionofconcessionstothe
    GreatPowers'imperialistdemands . Franceaskedtobe
    recognizedandtreatedasthepersonificationofthat
    civilizationforwhichtheAlliedpeopleshadfought . And
    formanyreasons,whichitwouldbesuperfluoustodiscuss
    here,alargepartofherclaimwasallowed . Thiscon-
    cessionwasattackedbymanyasconnotingadeparture
    fromprinciple,butthedeviationwasmoreapparentthan
    real,forunderallthewrappingsofidealisticcatchwords
    laytheprimevaldoctrineofforce.
    Theonlysubstantial
    differencebetweentheoldsystemandthenewwastobe
    foundinthewieldersoftheforceandtheendstowhich
    theyintendedtoapplyit
    . Forceremainsthegranite
    foundationofthenewordering,asithadbeenoftheold .
    Butitsemployment,itwasbelieved,wouldbedifferent
    inthefuturefromwhatithadbeeninthepast .
    Con-
    centratedinthehandsoftheEnglish-speakingpeoples,
    itwouldbecomesoformidableaweaponthatitneed
    neverbeactuallywielded .
    Possessionofoverwhelmingly
    superiorstrengthwouldsufficetoenforceobedienceto
    thedecreesofitspossessors,whichalwayswill,itis
    assumed,beinspiredbyequity . Anactualtrialof
    strengthwouldbeobviated,therefore,atleastsolong
    as therelativemilitaryandeconomicconditionsofthe
    worldstatesunderwentnosensiblechange . Tothis
    extentthewarspecterwouldbeexorcisedandtrying
    abusesabolished .
    Thatthoseviewswereexpresslyformulatedandthrown
    intotheclausesofasecretprogramisunlikely
    . Butit
    seemstobeafactthatthegeneraloutlinesofsuch
    a
    policywereconceivedandtacitlyadheredto . These
    outlinesgovernedtheactionofthetwoworld-arbiters,
    notonlyinthedictatorialdecreesissuedinthenameof
    19

    275
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    politicalidealismanditsFourteenPoints,whichwereso
    bitterlyresentedasoppressivebyItaly,Rumania,Jugo-
    slavia,Poland,andGreece,butlikewiseinthoseother
    concessionswhichscandalizedthepoliticalpuritansand
    gladdenedtheheartsoftheFrench,theJapanese,the
    Jugoslavs,andtheJews . Thedictatorialdecreeswere
    inspiredbythedelegates'fundamentalaims,thecon-
    cessionsbytheirtacticalneeds-theformer,therefore,
    weremeanttobepermanent,thelattertransient .
    AllotherexplanationsoftheItaliancrisis,however
    welltheymayfitcertainofitsphases,are,whenapplied
    tothepithofthematter,besidethemark . Evenifit
    weretrue,asthedramatist,SemBenelli,wrote,that
    "PresidentWilsonevidentlyconsidersourpeopleasonthe
    planeofanAfricancolony,dominatedbythewillofafew
    ambitiousmen,"thatwouldnotaccountforthetenacious
    determinationwithwhichthePresidentheldtohis
    slightedtheory.
    Italy'spositioninEuropewasinmanyrespectspecul-
    iar . Menstilllivingrememberthetimewhenhername
    wasscarcelymorethanageographicalexpressionwhich
    gradually,duringthelastsixtyyears,cametoconnotea
    hard-working,sober,patrioticnation . Onlylittleby
    littledidsherecoverherfinestprovincesandhercapital,
    andeventhenherunitywasnotfullyachieved . Austria
    stillheldmanyofhersons,notonlyintheTrentino,but
    alsoontheothershoreoftheAdriatic . Butforthirty
    yearsherdesiretorecovertheselostchildrenwaspara-
    lyzedbyinternationalconditions . Inherowninterests,
    aswellasinthoseofpeace,shehadbecomethethird
    memberofanalliancewhichconstrainedhertosuppress
    herpatrioticfeelingsandallowedhertobendallherener-
    giestothepreventionofaEuropeanconflict .
    Whenhostilitiesbrokeout,theattitudeoftheItalian
    governmentwasamatterofextrememomenttoFrance
    27 6
    ITALY
    andtheEntente. Much,perhapsthefateofEurope,
    dependedonwhethertheywouldremainneutralorthrow
    intheirlotwiththeTeutons . Theychosetheformer
    alternativeandliterallysavedthesituation . Theques-
    tionofmotiveiswhollyirrelevant. Laterontheywere
    urgedtomoveastepfartherandtakeanactivepart
    againsttheirformerallies . Butapowerfulbodyof
    opinionandsentimentinthecountrywasopposedto
    militaryco-operation,onthegroundthatthesumtotal
    oftheresultstobeobtainedbyquiescencewouldexceed
    theguerdonofvictorywonbythesideoftheEntente .
    Thecorrectnessofthisestimatedependeduponmany
    incalculablefactors,amongwhichwasthedurationofthe
    struggle . Theconsensusofopinionwasthatitwould
    bebrief,inwhichcasethetermsdangledbeforeItaly's
    eyesbytheEntentewould,itwasbelievedbytheCabinet,
    greatlytranscendthosewhichtheCentralPowerswere
    preparedtooffer . Anyhowtheywereacceptedandthe
    compactwasnegotiated,signed,andratifiedbymen
    whoseidealismmarredtheirpracticalsense,andwhose
    policyofsacredegotism,resoluteinwordsandfeeble
    inaction,merelyimpairedthegoodnameofthegovern-
    mentwithoutbringinganycorrespondingcompensation
    tothecountry .
    Theworldstrugglelastedmuchlonger
    thanthestatesmenhaddaredtoanticipate ; Italy's
    obligationsweregreatlyaugmentedbyRussia'sdefection,
    shehadtobearthebruntofall,insteadofapartof
    Austria'sforces,wherebythesacrificesdemandedofher
    becameproportionatelyheavier . Altogetheritisfair
    tosaythatthedifficultiestobeovercomeandthehard-
    shipstobeenduredbeforetheItalianpeoplereachedtheir
    goalwereandstillarebutimperfectlyrealizedbytheir
    allies.
    Fortheobstaclesweregigantic,theeffortheroic
    ;
    alonetheresultsshranktodisappointingdimensions.
    Thewarover,Italianstatesmenconfidentlybelieved
    2 7 7
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thatthosesupererogatoryexertionswouldbeappropri-
    atelyrecognizedbytheAllies . Andthisexpectation
    quicklycrystallizedintoterritorialdemands . Thepress
    whichvoicedthemruffledthetemperofAnglo-Saxondom
    byclamoringformorethanitwaseverlikelytoconcede,
    andbuoyeduptheirownnationwithillusoryhopes,the
    non-fulfilmentofwhichwascertaintoproducenational
    discontent . Curiouslyenoagh,boththegovernmentand
    thepresslaidthemainstressuponterritorialexpansion,
    leavingeconomicadvantagesalmostwhollyoutof
    account .
    ItwasatthisconjuncturethatMr . Wilsonmadehis
    appearanceandthrewallthepiecesonthepoliticalchess-
    boardintoweirdconfusion . "You,"hevirtuallysaid,
    "havebeenfightingforthedismembermentofyoursecu-
    larenemy,Austria
    . Well,sheisnowdismemberedand
    youhavefullsatisfaction . Yourfrontiersshallbeex-
    tendedatherexpense,butnotattheexpenseofthenew
    stateswhichhavearisenonherruins . Onthecontrary,
    theirrightswillcircumscribeyourclaimsandlimityour
    territorialaggrandizement . Notonlycanyounothave
    alltheadditionalterritoryyoucovet,butImustrefuse
    toallotevenwhathasbeenguaranteedtoyoubyyour
    secrettreaty. Irefusetorecognizethatbecausethe
    UnitedStatesgovernmentwasnopartytoit,was,in
    fact,whollyunawareofituntilrecently . Newcircum-
    stanceshavetransformeditintoamerescrapofpaper. "
    ThislanguagewasnotunderstoodbytheItalianpeople .
    Forthemthesacrednessoftreatieswasadogmanotto
    bequestioned,andleastofallbythechampionofright,
    justice,andgoodfaith . Theyhadwelcomedthenew
    orderpreachedbytheAmericanstatesman,butwere
    unabletoreconcileitwiththetearingupofexistingcon-
    ventions,therepudiationoflegalrights,thedissolution
    ofalliances . - In particulartheirtreatywithFrance . Brit-
    27 8
    ITALY
    ain,andRussiahadcontributedmateriallytothevictory
    overthecommonenemy,hadinfactsavedtheAllies .
    "ItwasItaly'sintervention,"saidthechiefoftheAus-
    trianGeneralStaff,ConradvonHoetzendorff,"that
    broughtaboutthedisaster. WithoutthattheCentral
    Empireswouldinfalliblyhavewonthewar
    . " 1
    Andthere
    isnoreasontodoubthisassertion
    .
    IntruthItalyhad
    doneallshehadpromisedtotheAllies,andmore .
    She
    hadcontributedmateriallytosaveFrance-whollygra-
    tuitously
    . Itwasalsoherneutrality,whichshecouldhave
    bartered,butdidnot, 2 thatturnedthescaleatBucharest
    againstthemilitaryinterventionofRumaniaontheside
    oftheTeutons
    . 'Andwithouttheneutralityofboththese
    countriesattheoutsetofhostilitiesthecourseofthe
    struggleandofEuropeanhistorywouldhavebeenwidely
    differentfromwhattheyhavebeen . Andnowthatthe
    Allieshadachievedtheiraimtheyweretorefusetoper-
    formtheirpartofthecompactinthename,too,ofamoral
    principlefromtheoperationofwhichthreegreatPowers
    weredispensed
    . Thatwasthelightinwhichthematter
    appearedtotheunsophisticatedmindoftheaverage
    Italian,andnottohimalone . Othersaccustomedto
    abstractreasoningaskedwhetherthebestpreparationfor
    thefutureregimeofrightandjustice,andallthatthese
    imply,istotransgressexistingrightsandviolateordinary
    justice,andwhatdifferencethereisbetweenthedemoral-
    izinginfluenceofthisprocedureandthatofprofessional
    Bolshevists
    . Therewasbutoneadequateanswertothis
    1 InaninterviewgiventotheCorrespondenzBureauofViennabyCon-
    radvonHoetzendorff. Cf. LeTemps,Julyi9,1919 .
    2 ThePrimeMinister,Salandra,declaredthattohavemadeneutrality
    amatterofbargainingwouldhavebeentodishonorItaly
    .
    2 KingCarolwasholdingacrowncouncilatthetime . Bratianohad
    spokenagainsttheKing'sproposaltothrowinthecountry'slotwithGer-
    many.
    CarpwasstronglyforcarryingoutRumania'streatyobligations .
    Someothershesitated,butbeforeitcouldbeputtothevote a telegram
    wasbroughtinannouncingItaly'sresolvetomaintainneutrality . The
    upshotwasRumania'srefusaltofollowherallies .
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    objection,anditconsistedinthewhole-heartedandrigid
    applicationoftheWilsoniantenetstoallnationswithout
    exception
    . Buteventhe,authorofthesetenetsdidnot
    venturetomakeit .
    Theessenceoftheterritorialquestionlayinthedisposal
    oftheeasternshoreoftheAdriatic . ' TheJugoslavs
    claimedall Istria andDalmatia,andbasedtheirclaim
    partlyontheprincipleofnationalitiesandpartlyonthe
    vitalnecessityofhavingoutletsonthatsea,andinpar-
    ticularFiume,themostimportantofthemall,whichthey
    describedasessentiallyCroatianandindispensableasa
    port . TheItaliandelegates,joiningissuewiththeJugo-
    slavs,andclaimingasectionoftheseaboardandFiume,
    arguedthatthegreatestpartoftheEastAdriaticshore
    wouldstillremainCroatian,togetherwithalltheports
    oftheCroatiancoastandothersinsouthernDalmatia-
    inaword,twelveports,includingSpalatoandRagusa,and
    athousandkilometersofseaboard . TheJugoslavsmet
    thisassertionwiththeobjectionthattheoutletsinques-
    tionwereinaccessible,allexceptFiumeandMetkovitch .
    AsforFiume, 2 theItaliandelegatescontendedthat
    althoughnotpromisedtoItalybytheTreatyofLondon,
    itwashistoricallyhers,because,havingbeenforcenturies
    anautonomousentity . andhavingassuchreligiouslypre-
    serveditsItaliancharacter,itsinhabitantshadexercised
    theirrightstomanifestbyplebiscitetheirdesiretobe
    unitedwiththemothercountry . Theyfurtherdenied
    thatitwasindispensabletotheJugoslavsbecausethese
    wouldreceiveadozenotherportsandalsobecausethe
    trafficbetweenCroatiaandFiumewasrepresentedby
    only7percent . ofthewhole,andeventhatofCroatia,
    1 OntheeasternAdriatic,theTreatyofLondonallottedtoItalythe
    peninsulaofIstria,withoutFiume,mostofDalmatia,exclusiveofSpalato,
    thechiefDalmatianislandsandtheDodecannesus .
    2 ThepresentpopulationofFiumeiscomputedat45,227souls,ofwhom
    33. 000
    areItalians,10,927Slavs,and 1,300 Magyars .
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    ITALY
    Slavonia,
    andDalmatiacombinedbyonly 13 percent .
    Further,Italywouldundertaketogiveallrequisite
    exportfacilitiesinFiumetotheJugoslavs .
    Thelattertraversedmanyofthesestatements,andin
    particularthatwhichdescribedFiumeasaseparate
    autonomousentityand
    asanessentiallyItaliancity.
    Archiveswereransackedbybothparties,ancientdocu-
    mentsproduced,analyzed,condemned
    asforgeries,or
    appealedtoasauthenticproofs,chancephraseswere
    culledfromvariouswritersofbygonedaysandoffered
    as
    evidenceinsupportofeachcontention
    . Thusthecon-
    testgrewheated
    .
    Itwasfurtherinflamedbytheattitude
    ofItaly'sallies,whoappearedtoheraseithercovertly
    unfriendlyoratbestlukewarm .
    M. Clemenceau,whomaintainedduringthepeace
    negotiationstheepithet"Tiger"whichhehadearned
    longbefore,wasallegedtohavesaidinthecourseofone
    ofthoseconversationswhichweremisnamedprivate,
    "ForItalytodemandFiumeistoaskforthemoon
    . "
    OfficiallyhetookthesideofMr
    . Wilson,asdidalsothe
    BritishPremier,andItaly'stwoalliessignifiedbutacold
    assenttothoseotherclaimswhichwerecoveredbytheir
    owntreaty
    . Buttheymadenosecretoftheirdesireto
    seethatinstrumentwhollysetaside
    . Fiumetheywould
    notbestowontheirally,atleastnotunlessshewas
    preparedtoofferanequivalenttotheJugoslavsandto
    satisfythePresidentoftheUnitedStates
    .
    ThisadvocacyoftheclaimsoftheJugoslavswasbit-
    terlyresentedbytheItalians
    . Forcenturiesthetwo
    peopleshadbeenrivalsorenemies,andduringthewar
    theJugoslavsfoughtwithfuryagainsttheItalians
    . For
    Italythearch-enemyhadeverbeenAustriaandAustria
    "Anotherdelegateisreportedtohaveanswered
    : "AsweneedItaly's
    friendship,weshouldpaythemoderatepriceaskedandbackherclaimto
    havethemoon
    . "
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    was-largelySlav . "Austria,"theysay,"wastheofficial
    namegiventothecruelenemyagainstwhomwefought,
    butitwasgenerallytheCroatiansandotherSlavswhom
    ourgallantsoldiersfoundfacingthem,anditwasthey
    whowereguiltyofthemisdeedsfromwhichourarmies
    suffered . "Officialdocumentsprovethis . 'Ordersof
    thedayissuedbytheAustrianCommandeulogize"the
    Serbo-CroatianbattalionswhoviedwiththeAustro-
    GermanandHungariansoldiersinresistingthepitfalls
    dugbytheenemytocausethemtoswervefromtheir
    fidelityandtaketheroadtotreason
    . 2
    Inthelastbattle
    whichendedtheexistenceoftheAustro-Hungarian
    monarchyalargecontingentofexcellentCroatiantroops
    foughtresolutelyagainsttheItalianarmies . "
    InItalyanimpressivestoryistoldwhichshowshow
    thistransformationoftheenemyofyesterdayintothe
    allyofto-daysometimesworkedout . Thesonofan
    Italiancitizenwhowasfightingasanaviatorwaskilled
    towardtheendofthewar,inaduelfoughtintheair,
    byanAustriancombatant . Soonafterthearmistice
    wassignedthesorrowingfatherrepairedtotheplace
    wherehissonhadfallen . Hetherefoundanex-Austrian
    officer,theluckyvictorandslayerofhisson,wearingin
    hisbuttonholetheJugoslav cocarde,
    who,advancing
    towardhimwithextendedhand,utteredthegreeting,
    "YouandIarenowallies . "
    a
    Thehistorianmaysmile
    atthenaiveteofthisanecdote,butthestatesmanwill
    acknowledgethatitcharacterizedtherelationsbetween
    theinhabitantsofthenewstateandtheItalians. One
    candivinethefeelingsofthesewhentheywereexhorted
    totreattheirex-enemiesasfriendsandallies .
    1 AnumberofordersofthedayeulogizingindividualSlavofficersand
    collectivemilitaryentitieswerequotedbytheadvocatesofItaly'scause
    attheConference .
    2 .
    Official
    communique
    ofJune17,1918 .
    JournaldeGeneve,April25,1919 .
    28 2
    ITALY
    "Isitsurprising,then,"theItaliansasked,"that
    we
    cannotsuddenlyconceiveanardentaffectionfortheruth-
    less`Austrians'ofwhosecrueltieswewerebitterlycom-
    plainingafewmonthsback?Isitstrangethatwecannot
    finditinourheartstocutoffasliceofItalianterritory
    andmakeitovertothemasoneofthefruitsof-our
    victoryoverthem?IfItalyhadnotfirstadopted
    neutralityandthenjoinedtheAlliesinthewarthere
    wouldbenoJugoslaviato-day
    . Arewenowtopay
    forouraltruismbysacrificingItaliansoilandItalian
    soulstothesecularenemiesofourrace?"Inaword,the
    armisticetransformedItaly'senemyintoafriendand
    allyforwhosesakeshewassummonedtoabandonsome
    ofthefruitsofahard-earnedvictoryandapartofher
    secularaspirations .
    What,askedtheItaliandelegates,
    wouldFranceanswerifsheweretoldthatthePrussians
    whomhermatchlessarmiesdefeatedmusthenceforthbe
    lookeduponasfriendsandendowedwithsomenewcolo-
    nieswhichwouldotherwisebehers?TheItaliandram-
    atistSemBenelliputthemattertersely :
    "Thecollapse
    ofAustriatransformsitselfthereforeintoaplayofwords,
    somuchsothatourpeople,whoaremuchmoreprecise
    becausetheylanguishedundertheAustrianyokeandthe
    Austrianscourge,never
    call theAustriansbythisname ;
    theycallthemalwaysCroatians,knowingwellthatthe
    CroatiansandtheSlavswhoconstitutedAustriawereour
    fiercesttaskmastersandmostcruelexecutioners .
    Itis
    naivetothinkthattheineradicablecharacteristicsand
    tendenciesofpeoplescanbemodifiedbyachangeofname
    andanewflag . "
    Buttherewasanotherwayoflookingatthematter,
    andtheAllies,togetherwiththeJugoslavs,madethe
    mostofit
    . TheSlavcharacterofthedisputedterritory
    wasemphasized,theprincipleofnationalityinvoked,and
    thedangerofincorporatinganunfriendlyforeignelement
    2
    8 3
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    whichcouldnotbeassimilatedwassolemnlypointedout .
    Butwheresentimentactuates,reasonisgenerallyim-
    potent . ThepolicyoftheItaliangovernment,like
    thatofallothergovernments,wasfranklynationalistic ;
    whetheritwasalsostatesman-likemaywellbequestioned
    -indeedthequestionhasalreadybeenansweredbysome
    ofItaly'sprincipalpressorgansinthenegative
    . 'They
    accusetheCabinetofhavingdeliberatelyletloosepopular
    passionswhichitafterwardvainlysoughttoallay,and
    thefactswhichtheyallegeinsupportofthechargehave
    neverbeendenied .
    ItwascertainlytoItaly'sbestintereststostrikeup
    afriendlyagreementwiththenewstate,ifthatwere
    feasible,andsomeofthemeninwhosehandsherdestinies
    rested,feelingtheirresponsibility,madealaudableat-
    tempttocometoanunderstanding . SignorOrlando,
    whosesagacityisequaltohisresourcefulness,wasone
    .
    InLondonhehadtalkedthesubjectoverwiththe
    Croatianleader,M. Trumbic,andfavoredthemovement
    towardreconciliation 2 whichBaronSonnino,hiscol-
    league,asresolutelydiscouraged . Acongresswasac-
    cordinglyheldinRome 3 andanaccordprojected . The
    reciprocalrelationsbecameamicable . TheJugoslav
    committeeintheItaliancapitalcongratulatedSignor
    OrlandoonthevictoryofthePiave. Butowingto
    variouscauses,especiallytoBaronSonnino'sopposition,
    theseinchoatesentimentsofneighborlinessquicklylost
    theirwarmthandfinallyvanished . Notraceofthem
    remainedattheParisConference,wherethedelegates
    ofthetwostatesdidnotconversetogethernoreven
    saluteoneanother .
    PresidentWilson'svisittoRome,where,tousean
    1 Cf . Il CorrieredellaSera and
    Il Secolo ofMay 26, 1919 .
    2
    IntheSenatehedefendedthisattitudeonMarch4,19ig,andexpressed
    adesiretodispelthemisunderstandingbetweenthetwopeoples
    .
    'InApril,1919 .
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    ITALY
    Italianexpression,hewaswelcomedbyDelirium,seemed
    tobrightenItaly'soutlookonthefuture . Muchwas
    afterwardmadebythePresident'senemiesofthesub-
    sequentchangetowardhiminthesentiments of the
    Italianpeople . Thisiscommonlyascribedtohisfailure
    to
    fulfil theexpectationswhichhiswordsorattitude
    arousedorwarranted . Nothingcouldwellbemoremis-
    leading. Mr. Wilson'spositiononthesubjectofItaly's
    claimsneverchanged,nordidhesayordoaughtthat
    wouldjustifyadoubtastowhatitwas .
    InRomehe
    spoketotheMinistersinexactlythesametermsasin
    ParisattheConference. HeapprizedtheminJanuary
    ofwhatheproposedtodoinAprilandheevencon-
    templatedissuingadeclarationofhisItalianpolicyat
    once
    . ButhewasearnestlyrequestedbytheMinisters
    tokeephiscounseltohimselfandtomakenopublic
    allusiontoitduringhissojourninItaly . 'Itwasnothis
    fault,therefore,iftheItalianpeoplecherishedillusory
    hopes . InParisSignorOrlandohadanimportant
    encounterwithMr. Wilson, 2 whotoldhimplainlythat
    theallotmentofthenorthernfrontierstracedforItaly
    bytheLondonTreatywouldbeconfirmed,whilethatof
    theterritoryontheeasternAdriaticwouldbequashed
    .
    ThedivisionofthespoilsofAustriatheremust,headded,
    bemadecongruouslywithamapwhichhehandedtothe
    ItalianPremier. Itwasprovedonexaminationtobe
    identicalwithonealreadypublishedbythe
    NewEurope. 3
    SignorOrlandoglancedatthemapandincourteous
    iThisfacthassincebeenmadepublicbyEnricoFerriinaremarkable
    discoursepronouncedintheparliamentatRome(July9,
    i9i9) . Itwas
    BaronSonninowhodeprecatedthepublicationofanystatementonthe
    subjectbyPresidentWilson . Cf. LaStam¢ a, July io,i9i9 .
    2
    OnJanuaryio,i9i9 .
    3
    ItgaveeasternFriulitoItaly,includingGorizia,splitIstriaintotwo
    parts,andassignedTriesteandPolaalsotoItaly,butundersuchterri-
    torialconditionsthattheywouldbeexposedtoenemyprojectilesincase
    ofwar.
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    phraseologyunfoldedthereasonswhyhecouldnotenter-
    tainthesettlementproposed . HeaddedthatnoItalian
    parliamentwouldratifyit . ThereuponthePresident
    turnedthediscussiontopolitico-ethicallines,pointedout
    theharmwhichtheannexationofanalienandunfriendly
    elementcouldinflictuponItaly,thegreatadvantages
    whichcordialrelationswithherSlavneighborwould
    conferonher,andtheeasewithwhichshemightgainthe
    marketsofthenewstate . Ayoungandsmall. nation
    liketheJugoslavswouldbegratefulforanactofgener-
    osityandwouldrepayitbylastingfriendship-areturn
    worthfarmorethanthecontentiousterritories . "Ah,
    youdon'tknowtheJugoslavs,Mr . President,"exclaimed
    SignorOrlando . "IfItalyweretocedetothemDal-
    matia,Fiume,andeasternIstriatheywouldforthwith
    layclaimtoTriesteandPolaand,afterTriesteandPola,
    toFriuliandGorizia
    . "
    AftersomefurtherdiscussionMr . Wilsonsaid :"Well,
    Iamunabletoreconcilewithmyprinciplestherecogni-
    tionofsecrettreaties,andasthetwoareincompatibleI
    upholdtheprinciples . " "I,too,"rejoinedtheItalian
    Premier,"condemnsecrettreatiesinthefuturewhenthe
    newprincipleswillhavebeguntoregulateinternational
    politics . Asforthosecompactswhichwereconcluded
    duringthewartheywereallsecret,notexcludingthoseto
    whichtheUnitedStateswasaparty . "ThePresident
    demurredtothisreservation . Heconceivedandputhis
    casebrieflyasfollows :Italy,likeherallies,hadhad
    itinherpowertoaccepttheFourteenPoints,reject
    them,ormakereserves . BritainandFrancehadtaken
    exceptiontothoseclauseswhichtheyweredetermined
    toreject,whereasItalysignifiedheradhesiontothemall .
    Thereforeshewasboundbytheprinciplesunderlying
    themandhadforfeitedtherighttoinvokeasecrettreaty .
    ThesettlementoftheissuesturninguponDalmatia,
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    ITALY
    Istria,Fiume,
    and the islandsmust
    consequently be
    takeninhandwithoutreferencetotheclausesofthat
    instrument
    . Examinedontheirmeritsandinthelight
    ofthenewarrangements,Italy'sclaimscouldnotbe
    upheld. ItwouldbeunfairtotheJugoslavswhoinhabit
    thewholecountrytocutthemofffromtheirownsea-
    board. NorwouldsuchameasurebehelpfultoItaly
    herself,whoseinterestitwastoformahomogeneous
    whole,consolidateherdominions,andprepareforthe
    comingeconomicstrugglefornationalwell-being. The
    principleofnationalitymust,therefore,beallowedfull
    play-
    AsforFiume,evenifthecitywere,asalleged,an
    independententityanddesirousofbeingincorporatedin
    Italy,onewouldstillhavetosetagainstthesefactsJugo-
    slavia'simperativeneedofanoutlettothesea
    . Here
    theprincipleofeconomicnecessityoutweighsthoseof
    nationalityandfreedetermination
    . Acountrymustlive,
    andthereforebeendowedwiththewherewithaltosup-
    portlife . Onthesegrounds,judgmentshouldbeentered
    fortheJugoslavs .
    TheItalianPremier'sanswerwasequallyclear,buthe
    couldnotunburdenhismindofitall . Hisgovernment
    had,itwastrue,adheredtotheFourteenPointswithout
    reservation . Buttheassumptionsonwhichitgavethis
    undertakingwerethatitwouldnotbeusedtoupsetpast
    compacts,butwouldbereservedforfuturesettlements ;
    thatevenhaditbeenotherwisethemaximsinquestion
    shouldbedeemedrelevantinItaly'scaseonlyifapplied
    impartiallyto all states,andthattheentireworkof
    reorganizationshouldrestonthisethicalfoundation
    . A
    regimeofexceptions,withprivilegedandunprivileged
    nations, wouldobviouslyrendertheschemefutileand
    inacceptable .
    Yetthiswasthesystemthatwasactually
    beingintroduced
    . Ifsecrettreatiesweretobeabrogated,
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thenlettheconventionbetweenJapanandChinabealso
    putoutofcourtandthedisputebetweenthemadjudi-
    cateduponitsmerits . IftheFourteenPointsarebinding,
    letthefreedomoftheseasbeproclaimed . Ifequalrights
    aretobeconferreduponallstates,lettheMonroeDoc-
    trineberepealed . Ifdisarmamentistobecomeareality,
    letBritainandAmericaceasetobuildwarships . Sup-
    poseforamomentthatto-morrowBrazilorChilewere
    tocomplainoftheconductoftheUnitedStates,the
    LeagueofNations,inwhosenameMr . Wilsonspeaks,
    wouldbehinderedbytheMonroeDoctrinefrominter-
    vening,whereasBritainandtheUnitedStatesinanalo-
    gousconditionsmayintermeddleintheaffairsofanyof
    thelesserstates . WhenIrelandorEgyptorIndiauplifts
    itsvoiceagainstBritain,itisbutavoiceinthedesert
    whichawakensnoecho . IfFiumewereinhabitedby
    Americancitizenswho,withalikeclaimtobeconsidered
    aseparateentity,askedtobeallowedtoliveunderthe
    StarsandStripes,whatwouldPresidentWilson'sattitude
    bethen?Wouldheturnadeafeartotheirprayer?
    Surelynot . Why,inthecaseofItaly,doeshenotdo
    ashewouldbedoneby?Whatitallcomestoisthat
    theneworderingundertheflagofequalityistoconsist
    ofsuperiorandinferiornations,ofwhichtheformer,who
    speakEnglish,aretopossessunlimitedpoweroverthe
    latter,todecidewhatisgoodforthemandwhatisbad,
    whatislicitandwhatisforbidden . Andagainsttheir
    fiatthereistobenoappeal . Inaword,itistobethe
    hegemonyoftheAnglo-Saxonrace .
    ItisworthnotingthatSignorOrlando'sarguments
    wereallderivedfromthemeritsofthecase,notfrom
    thetermsortheforceoftheLondonTreaty
    . Fiume,
    hesaid,hadbesoughtItalytoincorporateit,andhad
    madethisrequestbeforethearmistice,atamoment
    whenitwasriskytoproclaimattachmentstotheking-
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    ITALY
    dom. l
    TheinhabitantshadinvokedMr. Wilson'sown
    words
    :"Nationalaspirationsmustberespected . . .
    . Self-
    determinationisnotamerephrase. "
    "Peoplesandprov-
    incesarenottobebarteredaboutfromsovereigntyto
    sovereigntyasiftheyweremerechattelsandpawnsina
    game . Everyterritorialsettlementinvolvedinthiswar
    mustbemadeintheinterestandforthebenefitofthe
    populationsconcerned,andnotasapartofanyadjust-
    mentforcompromiseofclaimsamongrivalstates
    . "And
    inhisaddressatMountVernonthePresidenthadadvo-
    catedadoctrinewhichispeculiarlyapplicabletoFiume-
    i. e. .
    "Thesettlementofeveryquestion,whetherofterritory,
    ofsovereignty,ofeconomicarrangement,orofpolitical
    relationship,uponthebasisofthefreeacceptanceofthat
    settlementbythepeopleimmediatelyconcerned,andnot
    upon . thebasisofmaterialinterestoradvantageofany
    othernationorpeoplewhichmaydesireadifferentsettle-
    ment,forthesakeofitsownexteriorinfluenceormas-
    tery. "
    2
    ThesemaximslaiddownbyMr
    . Wilsonim-
    plicitlyallotFiumetoItaly .
    FinallyastotheobjectionthatItaly'sclaimswould
    entailtheincorporationofanumberofSlavs,theanswer
    wasthatthepercentagewasnegligible as comparedwith
    thenumberofforeignelementsannexedbyotherstates
    .
    ThePoles,itwasestimated,wouldhavesome30per
    cent
    . ofaliens,theCzechsnotless,Rumania
    17
    per
    cent . ,Jugoslaviaiipercent . ,France4percent . ,and
    Italyonly3percent .
    InFebruarytheJugoslavsmadeastrategicmove,
    whichmanyadmiredasclever,andothersblamedas
    unwise. Theyproposedthatalldifferencesbetweentheir
    1 TheNationalCouncilofFiumeissueditsproclamationbeforeithad
    becomeknownthatthebattleofVittorioVenetowasbegun-i
    . e. ,October
    30, 1918 .
    2
    SpeechdeliveredatMountVernonon July 4, 1918 .
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    countryandItalyshouldbesubmittedtoMr . Wilson's
    arbitration. ConsideringthatthePresident'smindwas
    madeuponthesubjectfromthebeginning,andthathe
    haddecidedagainstItaly,itwasnaturalthatthedelega-
    tioninwhosefavorhisdecisionwasknowntoincline
    shouldbeeagertogetitacceptedbytheirrivals . As
    neithersidewasignorantofwhattheresultofthearbi-
    trationwouldbe,onlyoneofthetwocouldbeexpected
    toclosewiththeoffer,andthemostitcouldhopebydoing
    thiswastoembarrasstheother
    . TheItaliananswerwas
    ingenious . Theirdispute,theysaid,wasnotwithSerbia,
    whoalonewasrepresentedattheConference ;itconcerned
    Croatia,whohadno,officialstandingthere,andwhose
    frontierswerenotyetdetermined,butwouldinduetime
    betracedbytheConference,ofwhichItalywasamember .
    Thedecisionwouldbearrivedatafteranexhaustive
    study,anditsprobableconsequencestoEurope'speace
    wouldbedulyconsidered . Asextremecircumspection
    wasimperativebeforeformulatingaverdict,fivepleni-
    potentiarieswouldseembetterqualifiedthananyoneof
    them,eventhoughhewerethewisestofthegroup
    . To
    removethequestionfromthecompetencyoftheCon-
    ference,whichwasexpresslyconvokedtodealwithsuch
    issues,andsubmitittoanindividual,wouldbefeltas
    aslightontheSupremeCouncil .
    Andsothematter
    dropped .
    SignorOrlandoknewthatifhehadadoptedthesug-
    gestionandmadeMr . Wilsonarbiter,Italy'shopeswould
    havebeenpromptlyextinguishedinthenameofthe
    FourteenPoints,andherexampleheldupforallthelesser
    statestoimitate . ThePresidentwas,however,con-
    vincedthattheItalianpeoplewouldhaveratifiedthe
    arrangementwithalacrity . Itisworthrecordingthathe
    wassosureofhisownholdontheItalianmassesthat,
    whenurgingSignorOrlandotorelinquishhisdemandfor
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    ITALY
    FiumeandtheDalmatiancoast,hevolunteeredtopro-
    videhimwithamessagewrittenbyhimselftoserveas
    thePremier'sjustification .
    SignorOrlandowastoread
    outthisdocumentinParliamentinordertomakeitclear
    tothenationthattherenunciationhadbeendemanded
    byAmerica,thatitwouldmostefficaciouslypromote
    Italy'sbestinterests,andshouldforthatreasonberatified
    withalacrity . SignorOrlando,however,declinedthecer-
    tificateandthingstooktheircourse .
    InParistheItaliandelegationmadelittleheadway
    .
    Everyoneadmired,esteemed,andfeltdrawntowardthe
    firstdelegate,who,lefttohimself,wouldprobablyhave
    securedforhiscountryadvantageousconditions,even
    thoughhemightbeunabletoaddFiumetothosesecured
    bythesecrettreaty
    . Buthewasnotlefttohimself . He
    hadtoreckonwithhisMinisterofForeignAffairs,who
    wasasmuteasanoysterandalmostasunsociable.
    BaronSonninohadhisownpolicy,whichwasimmutable,
    almostunutterable
    . AttheConferenceheseemedun-
    willingtopropound,muchlesstodiscussit,evenwith
    thoseforeigncolleaguesonwhoseco-operationorapproval
    itsrealizationdepended .
    Heactuallyshunneddelegates
    whowouldfainhavetalkedovertheircommoninterests
    inafriendly,informalway,andwhosebusinessitwasto
    strikeupanagreement
    . Infact,resultswhichcouldbe
    securedonlybypersuadingindifferentorhostilepeople
    andcapturingtheirgood-willheexpectedtoattainby
    holdingalooffromallandleadingthelifeofahermit,one
    mightalmostsayofamisanthrope
    . Onecanimagine
    thefeelings,ifonemaynotreproducetheutterances,of
    English-speakingofficials,whoselegitimatedesirefora
    freeexchangeofviewswithItaly'sofficialspokesmanwas
    thwartedbytheidiosyncrasiesofherownMinisterof
    ForeignAffairs .
    InAlliedcirclesBaronSonninowasdis-
    tinctlyunpopular,andhisunpopularityproduced a
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    markedeffectonthecausehehadatheart
    . Hewas
    whollydestituteoffriends . Hehad,itistrue,onlytwo
    enemies,buttheywerehimselfandtheforeignelement
    whohadtoworkwithhim . Italy'scausewastherefore
    inadequatelyserved .
    Severalmonths'trialshowedtheunwisdomofBaron
    Sonnino'sattitude,whichtendedtodefeathisownpolicy .
    Italywaspaidbackbyheralliesinherowncoin,aloof-
    nessforaloofness . AftershehaddeclinedtheJugoslavs'
    ingeniousproposaltorefertheirdisputetoMr
    . Wilson
    thethreedelegates'agreedamongthemselvestopostpone
    herspecialproblemsuntilpeacewassignedwithGer-
    many,butSignorOrlando,havinggotwindofthematter,
    movedeverylevertohavethemputintotheforefront
    oftheagenda. Hewentsofar
    astosaythathewould
    notsigntheTreatyunlesshiscountry'sclaimswerefirst
    settled,becausethatdocumentwouldmaketheLeague
    ofNations-andthereforeItalyasamemberofthe
    League-theguarantorofothernations'territories,
    whereassheherselfhadnodefinedterritoriesforothers
    toguarantee. Shewouldnotundertaketodefendthe
    integrityofstateswhichshehadhelpedtocreatewhile
    herownfrontierswereindefinite . Butintheartofpro-
    crastinationtheTriumviratewasunsurpassed,and,asthe
    timedrewnearforpresentingtheTreatytoGermany,
    neithertheAdriatic,thecolonial,thefinancial,northe
    economicproblemsonwhichItaly'sfuturedependedwere
    settledorevenbroached
    . 'Inthemeanwhilethepleni-
    potentiariesinsecretcouncil,ofwhomfourorfivewere
    wonttodeliberateandtwototakedecisions,haddis-
    agreedonthesubjectofFiume . Mr . Wilsonwasin-
    exorableinhisrefusaltohandthecityovertoItaly,and
    thevariouscompromisesdevisedbyingeniousweavers
    ofconflictinginterestsfailedtorallytheItaliandelegates,
    1
    OftheUnitedStates,France,andGreatBritain .
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    ITALY
    whose inspirer was the taciturnBaronSonnino . The
    Italianpress,byinsistingonFiumeas a sinequanon of
    Italy'sapprovalofthePeaceTreatyandbyannouncing
    thatitwouldundoubtedlybeaccorded,hadmadeit
    practicallyimpossibleforthedelegatestorecede . The
    circumstancethatthepresswasinspiredbythegovern-
    mentisimmaterialtotheissue. PresidentWilson,who
    hadbeenfrequentlytoldthatawordfromhimtothe
    peoplesofEuropewouldfiretheirenthusiasmandcarry
    themwhithersoeverhewished,evenagainsttheirown
    governments,nowpurposedwieldingthisuniquepower
    againstItaly'splenipotentiaries . Aswesaw,hewould
    havedonethisduringhissojourninRome,butwasdis-
    suadedbyBaronSonnino . Hisintentionnowwasto
    compelthedelegatestogohomeandascertainwhether
    theirinflexibleattitudecorrespondedwiththatoftheir
    peopleandtodrawthepeopleintothecampofthe
    "idealists . "Hevirtuallyadmittedthisduringhiscon-
    versationwithSignorOrlando . Whatheseemstohave
    overlooked,however,isthattherearetimelimitstoevery
    policy,andthatonlythesamecausescanbesetinmotion
    toproducethesameresults .
    InItalythePresident's
    namehadaverydifferentsoundinAprilfromtheclarion-
    liketonesitgaveforthinJanuary,andthesecretofhis
    popularityeventhenwastheprevalentfaithinhisfirm
    determinationtobringaboutapeaceofjustice,irrespec-
    tiveofallseparateinterests,notmerelyapeacewith
    indulgenceforthestrongandrigorfortheweak . The
    timewhenMr . Wilsonmighthavesummonedthepeoples
    ofEuropetofollowhimhadgonebyirrevocably
    .
    Itis
    worthnotingthattheAmericanstatesman'sviewsabout
    certainofItaly'sclaims,althoughoriginallylaiddown
    withtheusualemphasisasimmutable,underwentcon-
    siderablemodificationswhichdidnottendtoreinforce
    hisauthority . Thusattheoutsethehadproclaimedthe
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    necessityofdividingIstriabetweenthetwoclaimant
    nations,but,onfurtherreflection,hegavewayinItaly's
    favor,thusenablingSignorOrlandotomakethepoint
    thateventhePresident'ssolutionsneededcorrections .
    ItisalsoafactthatwhentheItalianPremierinsisted
    onhavingtheAdriaticproblemsdefinitelysettledbefore
    thepresentationoftheTreatytotheGermans'his
    colleaguesofFranceandBritainassuredhimthatthis
    reasonablerequestwouldbecompliedwith . Thecir-
    cumstancethatthispromisewasdisregardeddidnot
    tendtosmoothhmattersintheCouncilofFive .
    ThedecisiveduelbetweenSignorOrlandoandMr .
    WilsonwasfoughtoutinApril,andtheovertactswhich
    subsequentlymarkedtheirtenserelationswerebutthe
    practicalconsequencesofthat . Onthehistoricdayeach
    onesetforthhisprogramwith a nevarietur attached,and
    thePresidentoftheUnitedStatesgaveutterancetoan
    estimateofItalianpublicopinionwhichastonishedand
    painedtheItalianPremier,who,havingcontributedto
    formit,deemedhimselfamorecompetentjudgeofits
    trendthanhisdistinguishedinterlocutor . ButMr. Wil-
    sonnotonlyrefusedtoalterhisjudgment,butannounced
    hisintentiontoactuponitandissueanappealtothe
    Italiannation . Thegistofthisdocumentwasknownto
    M. ClemenceauandMr . LloydGeorge . Ithasbeen
    alleged,andseemshighlyprobable,thattheBritish
    Premierwasthroughoutmostanxioustobringabouta
    workablecompromise. Proposalswerethereforeputfor-
    wardrespectingFiumeandDalmatia,someofwhichwere
    notinacceptabletotheItalians,wholodgedcounter-
    proposalsabouttheothers . Onthefateofthesecounter-
    proposalseverythingdepended .
    OnApril23dIwasattheHotelEdouardVII,thehead-
    quartersoftheItaliandelegation,discussing the outlook
    1 Between April 5thand 12th .
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    ITALY
    and expectingtolearnthatsomeagreementhadbeen
    reached
    .
    Inanadjoiningroomthemembersofthe
    delegationweresittinginconferenceontheburningsub-
    ject,painfullyawarethattimepressed,thattheDamocles's
    swordofMr. Wilson'sdeclarationhungbyathreadover
    theirheads,andthataspiritoflargecompromisewas
    indispensable . Atthreeo'clockMr. LloydGeorge's
    secretarybroughtthereplyoftheCouncilofThreeto
    Italy'smaximumofconcessions . Onlyonepointre-
    mainedindispute,Iwastold,butthatpointhingedupon
    Fiume,and,byastrangechance,itwasnotmentionedin
    thereplywhichthesecretaryhadjusthandedin . The
    ItaliandelegationatoncetelephonedtotheBritish
    PremieraskinghimtoreceivetheMarquisImperiali,
    who,callingshortlyafterward,learnedthatFiumewas
    tobeafreecityandexemptfromcontrol . Itwaswhen
    themarquishadjustreturnedthatItookleaveofmy
    hostsandreceivedtheassurancethatIshouldbein-
    formedoftheresult . Abouthalfanhourlater,on
    receiptofanurgentmessage,Ihastenedbacktothe
    Italianheadquarters,whereconsternationprevailed,and
    Ilearnedthathardlyhadthedelegatesbeguntodiscuss
    thecontentiousclausewhenacopyofthe Temps was
    broughtin,containingMr . Wilson'sappealtotheItalian
    people"overtheheadsoftheItaliangovernment . "
    Thepublicationfelllikeapowerfulexplosive
    . The
    publicwereatalosstofitinMr . Wilson'sunprecedented
    actionwiththatofhisBritishandFrenchcolleagues .
    Forifinthemorninghesenthisappealtothenewspapers,
    itwasasked,whydidheallowhisItaliancolleagues
    togoonexaminingaproposalonwhichhemanifestly
    assumedthattheywerenolongercompetenttotreat?
    MoreoverarationaldesiretosettleItaly'sAdriatic
    frontiers,itwasobserved,oughtnottohavelessenedhis
    concernaboutthelargerissueswhichhisunwonted
    29 5
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    procedurewasboundtoraise . Andoneofthesewas
    respectforauthority,thelossofwhichwasthetaprootof
    Bolshevism . SignorOrlandorepliedtotheappealina
    trenchantletterwhichwasatbottomareasonedprotest
    againsttheassumedinfallibilityofanyindividualand,
    inparticular,ofonewhohadalreadycommittedseveral
    radicalerrorsofjudgment . WhattheItalianPremier
    failedtonotewastheconsciousnessofoverwhelming
    powerandthewilltouseitwhichimparteditsspecific
    marktothewholeproceeding . Hadherealizedthisele-
    ment,hissubsequenttacticswouldperhapshaverun
    ondifferentlines .
    ThesuddennesswithwhichthePresidentcarriedout
    hispurposewasafterwardexplainedastheoutcomeof
    misinformation.
    InvariousItaliancities,ithadbeen
    reportedtohim,posterswereappearingonthewallsan-
    nouncingthatFiumehadbeenannexed . Moreover,it
    wasadded,therewereexcellentgroundsforbelievingthat
    atRometheItalianCabinetwasabouttoissueadecree
    incorporatingitofficially,wherebythingswouldbecome
    moretangledthanever. SomeFrenchjournalsgave
    credittotheseallegations,anditmaywellbethatMr .
    Wilson,believingthem,too,andwantingtobebeforehand,
    tookimmediateaction . This,however,isatmostan
    explanation ;ithardlyjustifiestheprecipitancywith
    whichtheItalianplenipotentiarieswerehelduptothe
    worldasmenwhoweremisrepresentingtheirpeople .
    Asamatteroffactcarefulinquiryshowedthatallthose
    reportswhicharesaidtohavealarmedthePresidentwere
    groundless . Mr. Wilson'ssourcesofinformationrespect-
    ingthecountriesonwhichhewassittinginjudgmentwere
    oftenaslittletobedependedon as presumablywerethe
    decisionsofthespecialcommissionswhichheandMr .
    LloydGeorgesounceremoniouslybrushedaside.
    OnthefollowingmorningSignoriOrlandoandSonnino
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    ITALY
    calledontheBritishPremierinresponsetohisurgent
    invitation. TotheirsurprisetheyfoundMr . Wilsonand
    M. Clemenceaualsoawaitingthem,ready,asitmight
    seem,tobeginthediscussionanew,curiousinanycase
    toobservetheeffectofthedeclaration . ButtheItalian
    Premierburnedhisboatswithoutdelayorhesitation .
    "YouhavechallengedtheauthorityoftheItaliangovern-
    ment,"hesaid,"andappealedtotheItalianpeople . Be
    itso . Itisnowbecomemydutytoseekouttherepre-
    sentativesofmypeopleinParliamentandtocallupon
    themtodecidebetweenMr
    . Wilsonandme
    . "ThePresi-
    dentreturnedtheonlyanswerpossible,"Undoubtedly
    thatisyourduty . " "IshallinformParliamentthenthat
    wehavealliesincapableofagreeingamongthemselveson
    mattersthatconcernusvitally . " Disquietedbythe
    militanttoneoftheMinister,Mr. LloydGeorgeuttered
    asuasiveappealformoderation,andexpressedthehope
    that,inhisspeechtotheItalianChamber,SignorOrlando
    wouldnotforgettosaythatasatisfactorysolutionmay
    yetbefound
    .
    Hewouldsurelybeincapableofjeopardiz-
    ingthechancesofsuchadesirableconsummation . "I
    willmakethepeoplearbitersofthewholesituation,"the
    Premierannounced,"andinordertoenablethemto
    judgewithfullknowledgeofthedata,Iherewithaskyour
    permissiontocommunicatemylastmemorandumtothe
    CouncilofFour
    . Itembodiesthepithofthefactswhich
    itbehoovestheParliamenttohavebeforeit . Inthemean-
    time,theItaliangovernmentwithdrawsfromthePeace
    Conference . "Onthisthepainfulmeetingterminatedand
    theprincipalItalianplenipotentiariesreturnedtoRome
    .
    InFranceasectionofthepresssympathizedwiththe
    Italians,whilethegovernment, . andinparticularM.
    Clemenceau,joinedMr . Wilson,whohadpromisedto
    restore thesacrednessoftreaties 1 inexhortingSignor
    1 InhisaddresstotherepresentativesoforganizedlaborinJanuary, 1918
    .
    2 97
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    OrlandotogiveuptheTreatyofLondon . Theclash
    betweenMr
    . WilsonandSignorOrlandoandthede-
    partureoftheItalianplenipotentiariescoincidedwiththe
    arrivaloftheGermansinVersailles,sothattheAllies
    werefacedwiththealternativeofspeedinguptheirdes-
    ultorytalksandimprovisingadefinitesolutionorgiving
    upallpretenseatunanimityinthepresenceoftheenemy
    .
    OneimportantParisjournalfoundfaultwithMr
    . Wilson
    andhis"Encyclical,"andprotestedemphaticallyagainst
    hiswayoffillingeverygapinhisarrangementsbywedg-
    ingintoithisLeagueofNations . "Canweharborany
    illusionastothenetworthoftheLeagueofNationswhen
    therevisedtextoftheCovenantrevealsitshrunkento
    themerestshadow,incapableofthought,will,action,or
    justice? . . .
    ToooftenhavewemadesacrificestotheWil-
    soniandoctrine . " 1 . . .
    Anotherpressorgancompared
    FiumetotheSaarValleyandsympathizedwithItaly,
    who,relyingonthesolidarityofherallies,expectedto
    securethecity
    . 2
    Whilethosewearisomeword-battles-inwhichtheper-
    sonalelementplayedanunduepart-werebeingwaged
    in thetwilightofasecludedValhalla,theSupremeEco-
    nomicCouncildecidedthattheseizedAustrianvessels
    mustbepooledamongalltheAllies . Whentheuntoward
    consequencesofthisdecisionwereflashedupontheItalians
    andtheJugoslavs,therupturebetweenthemwasseento
    beinjurioustobothandprofitabletothirdparties
    . For
    iftheAustrianvesselsweredistributedamongallthe
    Alliedpeoples,thesharethatwouldfalltothosetwo
    wouldbeofnoaccount
    . Nowforthefirsttimethead-
    versariesbestirredthemselves
    . Butitwasnottheirdip-
    lomatistswhotooktheinitiative.
    Eagerfortheirre-
    spectivecountries'shareofthespoilsofwar,certain
    1 L'EchodeParis,April29,1919 .
    sLeGaulois,April29,1919 .
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    ITALY
    businessmenonbothsidesmet,'deliberated,andworked
    outanequitableaccordwhichgavefour-fifthsoftheton-
    nagetoItalyandtheremaindertotheJugoslavs,who
    otherwisewouldnothaveobtainedasingleship . 2 They
    nextsetaboutgettingtheresolutionoftheEconomic
    Councilrepealed,andwentonwiththeirconversations . 3
    TheAmericandelegationwasfriendly,promisedtoplead
    fortherepeal,andaddedthat"iftheaccordcouldbe
    extendedtotheAdriaticproblemMr
    . Wilsonwouldbe
    delightedandwouldtakeuponhimselftoratifyit even
    withoutthesanctionoftheConference
    . 4 Encouragedbythis
    promise,thedelegatesmadetheattempt,butasthe
    ItalianPremierhadforsomeunavowedreasonlimited
    theintercourseofthenegotiatorstoasingleday,onthe
    expiryofwhichheorderedtheconversationtocease, 3
    theyfailed. Twoorthreedayslaterthedelegatesin
    questionhadquittedParis .
    Whatthisexchangeofviewsseemstohavedemon-
    stratedtoopen-mindedItalianswasthattheJugoslavs,
    whosereputationforobstinacywasadogmaamongall
    theiradversariesandsomeoftheirfriends,havechinks
    intheirpanoplythroughwhichreasonandsuasionmay
    penetrate .
    WhentheItalianwithdrewfromtheConferencehe
    hadamplereasonforbelievingthatinhisabsencepeace
    couldnotbesigned,andmanythoughtthat,bydeparting,
    hewasgivingMr
    . WilsonaRolandforhisOliver . But
    thissupposedtacticaleffectformednopartofOrlando's
    deliberateplan . Itwasacoincidencetobeutilized,
    nothingmore . Mr. Wilsonhadlefthimnochoicebut
    toquitFranceandsolicittheverdictofhiscountrymen
    .
    1 ThesemeetingswereheldfromMarch28tillApril
    23,
    1919 .
    2
    SeeMarcoBorsa'sarticlein Il Secolo, June 18, 1919 ;also Corriere
    deltaSera, June19,1919 .
    3
    FromMay5to 16, 1919 .
    4
    IlSecolo, June19,1919 .

    s
    OnApril23,1919-
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    ButMr. Wilson'scolleagueswereaghastatthethought
    thatthePactofLondon,bywhichnoneoftheAllies
    mightconcludeaseparatepeace,rendereditindispensable
    thatItaly'srecalcitrantplenipotentiariesshouldbeco-
    signatories,oratanyrateconsentingparties . About
    thisinterpretationofthePacttherewasnottheslightest
    doubt . Henceeveryonefearedthatthesigningofthe
    PeaceTreatywouldbepostponedindefinitelybecause
    oftheabsenceoftheItalianplenipoteniariesfromthe
    Conference. Thatcertainlywasthebeliefoftheremain-
    ingdelegates . Therewasnodoubtanywherethatthe
    presenceortheexpressassentoftheItalianswas a sine
    quanon ofthelegalityoftheTreaty. Itcertainlywas
    theconvictionoftheFrenchpress,andwasborneoutby
    themosteminentjuriststhroughouttheworld . 'That
    theItaliandelegatesmightrefusetosign,asSignor
    Orlandohadthreatened,untilItaly'saffairswerearranged
    satisfactorilywastakenforgranted,andtheremaining
    membersoftheinnerCouncilsettoworktocheckmate
    thispotentialmaneuveranddispensewithherco-opera-
    tion
    .
    Thisaimwasattainedduringtheabsenceofthe
    Italiandelegationbythedecreethatthesignatureofany
    threeoftheAlliedandAssociatedgovernmentswouldbe
    deemedadequate . Thelegalityandeventhemorality
    ofthisprovisionwerechallengedbymany .
    1 "Canandwillouralliestreatourabsenceasamatterofnomoment?
    Canandwilltheyviolatetheformalundertakingwhichforbidsthebellig-
    erentstoconcludeadiplomaticpeace? . . .
    TheLondonDeclarationpro-
    hibitscategoricallytheconclusionofanyseparatepeacewithanyenemy
    state . FranceandEnglandcannotsignpeacewithGermanyifItalydoes
    notsign it . . . . Thesituationisgraveandabnormal,forouralliesitis
    alsograveandabnormal
    . Italyisisolated,andnations,especiallythose
    ofcontinentalEurope,whicharenotoverrich,fleesolitudeasnature
    abhors a vacuum. "-Corrieredell¢ Sera,
    April26,1919 . Again :"'The
    TreatyofLondon'restrainsFranceandEnglandfromconcludingpeace
    withoutItaly. AndItalyismindednottoconcludepeacewithGermany
    beforesheherselfhasreceivedsatisfaction . "-Journal deGenIve, April25,
    1919.
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    ITALY
    Butitmaybemaintainedthattheimperativenature
    ofthetaskwhichconfrontedtheConferencedemanded
    achartofideasandprinciplesdifferentfromthatby
    whichOldWorlddiplomacyhadbeenguidedandthatre-
    spectfortheletterofacompactshouldnotbeallowedto
    destroyitsspirit . Thereismuchtobesaidforthis
    contention,whichwas,however,rejectedbyItalian
    juristsasdestructiveofthesacrednessoftreaties . They
    alsourgedthatevenifitwerepermissibletodashformal
    obstaclesasideinordertoclearthepathforthefurther-
    anceofagoodcause,itisalsoindispensablethatthe
    resultshouldbecompassedwiththesmallestfeasible
    sacrificeofprinciple . Hopeswereaccordinglyenter-
    tainedbytheItaliandelegatesthat,ontheirreturnto
    Paris,atleastaformaldeclarationmightbemadethat
    Italy'ssignaturewasindispensabletothevalidityofthe
    Treaty. Buttheywerenot,perhapscouldnot,beful-
    filledatthatconjuncture .
    Advantagewastakeninotherwaysofthewithdrawal
    ofItaly'srepresentativesfromtheConference. For
    example,aclauseoftheTreatywithGermanydealing
    withreparationswasalteredtoItaly'sdetriment . An-
    otherwhichturneduponAustro-Germanrelationswas
    likewisemodified . BeforethedelegatesleftforRome
    ithadbeensettledthatGermanyshouldbeboundover
    torespectAustria'sindependence . Thisobligationwas
    eithersuperfluous,everystatebeingobligedtorespect
    theindependenceofeveryother,orelseithadacryptic
    meaningwhichwouldonlyrevealitselfintheapplication
    oftheclause . AssoonastheConferencewasfreedfrom
    thepresenceoftheItalianstheformulawasmodified,
    andGermanywasplainlyforbiddentounitewithAustria,
    eventhoughAustriashouldexpresslydesireamalgama-
    tion
    . Asthisenactmentrunsdirectlycountertothe
    principleofself-determination,theItalianMinisterCrespi
    301
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    raisedhisvoiceinenergeticprotestagainstthisandthe
    financialchanges,'whereupontheTriumvirs,givingway
    onthelatterpoint,consentedtorestoretheprimitive
    textofthefinancialcondition . 2
    Germanyisobligedto
    supplyFrancewithsevenmilliontonsofcoaleveryyear
    bywayofrestitutionfordamagedoneduringthewar
    .
    Atthepriceoffiftyfrancsaton,themoneyvalueofthis
    tributewouldbethreehundredandfiftymillionfrancs,
    ofwhichItalywouldbeentitledtoreceive
    30
    percent
    .
    ButduringtheabsenceoftheItalianrepresentativesa
    supplementaryclausewasinsertedintheTreaty
    3 con-
    ferringaspecialprivilegeonFrancewhichrendersItaly's
    claimoflittleornovalue . ItprovidesthatGermany
    shalldeliverannuallytoFranceanamountofcoalequal
    tothedifferencebetweenthepre-warproductionofthe
    minesofPasdeCalaisandtheNord,destroyedbythe
    enemy,andtheproductionoftheminesofthesame
    areaduringeachofthecomingyears,themaximumlimit
    tobetwentymilliontons
    . Asthiscontributiontakes
    precedenceof all
    others,andasGermany,owingto
    insufficiencyoftransportsandothercauses,
    will probably
    beunabletofurnishitentirely,Italy'sclaimisconsidered
    practicallyvalueless
    .
    ThereceptionofthedelegatesinRomewasatriumph,
    theirreturntoParisahumiliation
    . Forthingshadbeen
    movingfastinthemeanwhile,andtheirtrend,aswesaid,
    wasawayfromItaly'sgoal
    . - Publicopinion in
    theirown
    countrylikewisebegantoveerround,andpeopleasked
    whethertheyhadadoptedtherighttactics,whether,in
    fine,theyweretherightmentorepresenttheircountry
    atthatcrisisofitshistory
    . Therewasnogainsaying
    thefactthatItalywascompletelyisolatedattheCon-
    ' OnMay6,igig,atVersailles .
    2 Cf. CorrieredellsSera, Mayio,i9i9 .
    aAnnexWoftheRevisedTreaty .
    3O2
    ITALY
    ference
    . Shehadsacrificedmuchandhadgarneredin
    relativelylittle
    . TheJugoslavshadofferedheran
    alliance-althoughthiskindofpartnershiphadoriginally
    beenforbiddenbytheWilsoniandiscipline ;theoffer
    wasrejectedandshewasnowcertainoftheirlasting
    enmity
    . VenizeloshadalsomadeoverturestoBaron
    Sonninoforanunderstanding,buttheyelicitedno
    response,andItaly'srelationswithGreecelostwhatever
    cordialitytheymighthavehad
    . BetweenFranceand
    Italythethreadsoffriendshipwhichcompanionship
    in
    armsshouldhavedonemuchtostrengthenwerestrained
    tothepointofsnapping. Andworst,perhaps,ofall,the
    Italiandelegateshadapprovedtheclauseforbidding
    GermanytounitewithAustria .
    Thatthefaultdidnotliewhollyintheattitudeof
    theAlliesisobvious . TheItaliandelegates'lackof
    method,onemightsayofunity,wasunquestionablya
    contributorycauseoftheirfailuretomakeperceptible
    headwayattheConference
    . Acuriousandcharacter-
    isticincidentoftheslipshodwayinwhichthework
    wassometimesdoneoccurredinconnectionwiththe
    disposalofthePalaceVenezia,inRome,whichhad
    belongedtoAustria,butwasexpropriatedbyetheItalian
    governmentsoonaftertheopeningofhostilities . The
    heirsoftheHapsburgCrownputforwardaclaimto
    proprietaryrightswhichwastraversedbytheItalian
    government.
    Asthedisputewastobelaidbefore
    theConference,theRomanCabinetinviteda juris
    consult
    versedinthesematterstoargueItaly'scase .
    Hedulyappeared,unfoldedhisclaimcongruouslywith
    theviewsofhisgovernment,butsuddenlystopped
    shortonobservingthelooksofastonishmentonthe
    facesofthedelegates
    . Itappearsthatonthepreced-
    ingdayanotherdelegateoftheEconomicConference,
    alsoanItalian,hadunfoldedanddefendedthecontrary
    3 03
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thesis-namely,thatAustria'sheirshadinheritedher
    righttothePalaceofVenezia . '
    Passingtomoremomentousmatters,onemayper-
    tinentlyaskwhethertoomuchstresswasnotlaidbythe
    firstItaliandelegationuponthenationalandsentimental
    sidesofItaly'sinterests,andtoolittleontheothers
    .
    AmongtheGreatPowersItalyismostinneedofraw
    materials . Sheisdestituteofcoal,iron,cotton,and
    naphtha . MostofthemaretobehadinAsiaMinor
    .
    Theyareindispensableconditionsofmodernlifeand
    progress
    . Todemandafairshareofthemasguerdon
    forhavingsavedEurope,andtoputinherclaimata
    momentwhenEuropewasbeingreconstituted,couldnot
    havebeenconstruedasimperialism . TheotherAllies
    hadpossessedmostofthosenecessariesinabundancelong
    beforethewar
    . Theywereaddingtothemnowasthe
    fruitsofavictorywhichItaly'ssacrificeshadmade
    possible
    . Why,then,shouldshebeleftunsatisfied?
    Bitterlythoughthenationwasdisappointedbyfailure
    tohaveitsterritorialclaimsallowed,itbecamestill
    moredeeplygrievedwhenitcametorealizethatmuch
    moreimportantadvantagesmighthavebeensecuredif
    thesehadbeenplacedintheforefrontofthenation's
    demands
    . EmigrationgroundforItaly'ssurpluspopula-
    tion,whichisrapidlyincreasing,coalandironforher
    industriesmightperhapshavebeenobtainedifthe
    ItalianplanofcampaignattheConferencehadbeen
    rightlyconceivedandskilfullyexecuted
    . Butthisrealis-
    ticaspectofItaly'sinterestswasalmostwhollylostsight
    ofduringthewagingoftheheatedandunfruitfulcontests
    forthepossessionoftownandports,which,althoughsacred
    symbolsofItalianism,couldnotaddanythingtothe
    ' ThisincidentwasrevealedbyEnricoFern,inhisremarkablespeech
    intheItalianParliamentonJuly9,I9I9
    . Cf.
    L
    stamp-, July IQ,
    1919,
    page 2.
    3 0
    4
    ITALY
    economicresourceswhichwillplaysuchapredominant
    partinthefuturestruggleformaterialwell-beingamong
    thenewandoldstates
    . Therewasamarkedpropensity
    amongItaly'sleadersathomeandinParistoconsider
    eachoftheissuesthatconcernedtheircountryasthough
    itstoodalone,insteadofenvisagingItaly'seconomic,
    financial,andmilitarypositionafterthewarasanin-
    divisibleproblemandprovingthatitbehoovedtheAllies
    intheinterestsofaEuropeanpeacetosolveitsatisfac-
    torily,andtoprovidecompensationinonedirectionfor
    inevitablegapsintheother
    . This,tomythinking,was
    thefundamentalerroroftheItalianandAlliedstatesmen
    forwhichEuropemayhavetosuffer . ThatItaly'spol-
    icycannotinthenearfuturereturntothelineson
    whichitraneversincetheestablishmentofhernational
    unity,whateverheralliesmaydoorsay,willhardlybe
    gainsaid . Interestsaredecisivefactorsofforeignpolicy,
    andtheactionoftheGreatPowershasdetermined
    Italy'sorientation .
    Italyundoubtedlygainedagreatdealbythewar,into
    whichsheenteredmainlyforthepurposeofachievingher
    unityandsecuringstrongfrontiers
    . Butshesignedthe
    PeaceTreatyconvincedthatshehadnotsucceededin
    eitherpurpose,andthatherallieswereanswerablefor
    herfailure.
    Itwascertainlypartoftheirpolicytobuild
    upastrongstateonherfrontieroutofaracewhichshe
    regardsasheradversaryandtogiveitcommandofsome
    ofherstrategicpositions .
    . Andtheovertbearingmanner
    inwhichthispolicywassometimescarriedoutleftas
    muchbitternessbehind as theobjectitaimedat
    . Itis
    allegedthattheItaliandelegatesweretreatedwithan
    economyofconsiderationwhichborderedonsomething
    muchworse,whiletheargumentsofficiallyinvokedto
    non-suitthemappearedtotheminthelightofbitter
    sarcasms .
    PresidentWilson,theycomplained,ignored
    305
    THEINSIDE
    STORYOFTHE PEACECONFERENCE
    hisfar-resonantprincipleofself-determination
    when
    JapanpresentedherclaimforShantung,butrefusedto
    swervefromitwhenItalyreliedonhertreatyrightsin
    Dalmatia .
    AndwhentheinhabitantsofFiumevotedfor
    unionwiththemothercountry,thePresidentabandoned
    thatprincipleandgavejudgmentforJugoslaviaonother
    grounds .
    Hewasright,butdisappointing,theyob-
    served,whenhetoldhisfellow-citizensthathispresence
    inEuropewasindispensableinordertointerprethiscon-
    ceptions,fornootherrationalbeingcouldhaveconstrued
    themthus
    .
    ThewithdrawaloftheItaliandelegateswasconstrued
    asanactofinsubordination,andpunishedassuch
    . The
    MarquisdeVitideVarchehassincedisclosedthefact
    thattheAlliedgovernmentsforthwithreducedthecredits
    accordedtoItalyduringhostilities,whereuponhardships
    anddistresswereaggravatedandthepeasantryovera
    largeareaofthecountrysufferedintensely
    . 1 ForItaly
    ismoredependentonheralliesthanever,owingtothe
    sacrificeswhichsheofferedupduringthewar,andshe
    wasmadetofeelherdependencepainfully . Themilitary
    assistancewhichtheyhadreceivedfromherwasfraught
    withfinancialandeconomicconsequenceswhichhavenot
    yetbeenrealizedbytheunfortunatepeoplewhomust
    endurethem . Italyatthecloseofhostilitieswasbur-
    denedwithaforeigndebtoftwentymilliardsoflire,an
    internaldebtoffiftymillards,andapapercirculationfour
    timesmorethanwhatitwasinpre-wardays
    . 2 Raw
    materialswereexhausted,trafficandproductionwere
    stagnant,
    navigationhadalmostceased,andtheex-
    1 Cf. The Morning Post,July9,1918 .
    2
    OnJulyloththeItalianFinanceMinister,inhisfinancialstatement,an-
    nouncedthatthetotalcostofthewartoItalywouldamounttoonehun-
    dredmilliardlire. Headded,however,thathershareoftheGermanin-
    demnitywouldwipeoutherforeigndebt,whileaprogressivetaxonall
    butsmallfortuneswouldmeetherinternalobligations . Cf . Corrieredells
    Sera,July li and 12, 1919.
    3 06
    ITALY
    penditure ofthestatehadrisento ;elevenmilliardsa
    year-
    1
    AccordingtothefigurespublishedbytheStatistical
    SocietyofBerne,thegeneralriseinpricesattributedto
    thewarhitItalymuchharderthananyofherallies . 2
    Theconsequencesofthisandotherperturbationswere
    sinisterandimmediate . Thenation,bereftofwhatit
    hadbeentaughttoregardasitsright,humiliatedinthe
    personsofitschiefs,subjectedtoforeignguidance,in-
    sufficientlyclad,underfed,andwithnotangiblegrounds
    forexpectingspeedyimprovement,wasseethingwith
    discontent
    .
    Frequentstrikesmerelyaggravatedthegen-
    eralsuffering,whichfinallyledtoriots,risings,andthe
    sheddingofblood
    . Theeconomic,political,andmoral
    crisiswasunprecedented . ThemenwhodrewItalyinto
    thewarwerehelduptopublicopprobriumbecausein
    theimaginationofthepeoplethevictoryhadcostthem
    moreandbroughttheminlessthanneutralitywould
    havedone . OneoftheprincipaloratorsoftheOpposi-
    tion,inatrenchantdiscourseintheItalianParliament,
    said,"TheSalandra-SonninoCabinetledItalyintothe
    warblindfolded . " 3
    AfterthereturnoftheItaliandelegationtoParis'vari-
    ousfreshcombinationsweredevisedforthepurposeof
    grapplingwiththeAdriaticproblem . Onecommended
    itselftotheItalians as apossiblebasisfordiscussion . In
    principleitwasaccepted . Adeclarationtothiseffect
    wasmadebySignorOrlandoandtakencognizanceofby
    M. Clemenceau,whoundertooktolaythematterbefore
    Mr. Wilson,thesolearbitratorinItalianaffairs . He
    playedthepartofFatethroughout . Dayswentbyafter
    1 Cf . Avanti,
    Julyi9,1919
    .
    2
    Showninpercentages,theriseinthecostoflivingwas : UnitedStates,
    220 percent. ;England,
    240
    percent . ; Switzerland,
    257
    percent . ; France,
    368percent . ;Italy,481percent.
    a
    EnricoFerri,onJuly9,1919 . Cf.
    LaStampa, Julyio,1919 .
    21

    307
    THE
    INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thiswithoutbringinganytokenthattheTriumvirate
    wasinterestedintheAdriatic
    . AtlasttheItalianPremier
    remindedhisFrenchcolleaguethatthelatestproposal
    hadbeenacceptedinprinciple,andtheItalianplenipo-
    tentiarieswereawaitingMr
    . Wilson'spleasureinthe
    matter . Accordingly,M
    . Clemenceauundertooktobroach
    themattertotheAmericanstatesmanwithoutdelay .
    The reply, whichwaspromptlygiven,dismayedtheItal-
    ians .
    Itwasintheformofoneofthoseinterpretations
    which,becomingassociatedwithMr
    . Wilson'sname,
    shookpublicconfidenceincertainofthestatesman-like
    qualitieswithwhichhehadatfirstbeencredited
    . The
    constructionwhichhenowputuponthemodeofvoting
    tobeappliedtoFiume,includingthiscity-inalargedis-
    trictinhabitedbyamajorityofJugoslavs-impartedto
    theproject
    as theItalianshadunderstooditawhollynew
    aspect .
    Theyaccordinglydeclareditinacceptable . As
    afterthatthereseemedtobenothingmorefortheItalian
    PremiertodoinParis,heleft,wassoonafterwardde-
    featedintheChamber,andresignedtogetherwithhis
    Cabinet
    . ThevoteoftheItalianParliament,whichap-
    pearedtothecontinentalpressinthelightofaprotest
    ofthenationagainsttheaimsandthemethodsofthe
    Conference,closedforthetimebeingthechapterofItaly's
    endeavortocompleteherunity,securestrongfrontiers,
    andperpetuateherpoliticalpartnershipwithFranceand
    herintimaterelationswiththeEntente
    . Thenceforward
    theEnglish-speakingstatesmightinfluenceherovertacts,
    compelsubmissiontotheirbehests,andgenerallyexercise
    asortofguardianshipoverher,becausetheyarethedis-
    pensersofeconomicboons,buttheunionofhearts,the
    mutualtrust,thecementsuppliedbycommonaimsare
    lacking.
    OneofthemosttellingargumentsemployedbyPresi-
    dentWilsontodissuadevariousstatesfromclaiming
    308
    ITALY
    strategicpositions,andinparticularItalyfrominsisting
    ontheannexationofFiumeandthe'Dalmatiancoast,
    wastheeffectiveprotectionwhichtheLeagueofNations
    wouldconferonthem
    . 'Strategicalconsiderationswould,
    itwasurged,losealltheirvalueinthenewera,andterri-
    torialguarantiesbecomemeaninglessandcumbersome
    survivalsofadeadepoch
    . Thatwastheprincipal
    weaponwithwhichhehadstriventoparrythethrusts
    ofM
    . Clemenceauandthetouchstonebywhichhetested
    thesincerityofallprofessionsoffaithinhischerished
    projectofcompactingthenationsoftheworldinavast
    leagueofpeace-loving,law-abidingcommunities . But
    thefaithofFrance'sleadersdifferedlittlefromunbelief .
    GuarantiesfirstandtheprotectionoftheLeagueafter-
    wardwastheFrenchformula,aroundwhichmanyfierce
    battlesroyalwerefought . IntheendMr
    . Wilson,hav-
    ingobtainedthewithdrawalofthedemandfortheRhine'
    frontier,gavein,andtheCovenantwasreinforcedbya
    compactwhichinthelastanalysisisamilitaryunder-
    taking,aunilateralTripleAlliance,GreatBritainandthe
    UnitedStatesundertakingtohastentoFrance'sassist-
    anceshouldherterritorybewantonlyinvadedbyGer-
    many
    . Thecasethusprovidedforisextremelyimprob-
    able
    . TheexpansionofGermany,whentheauspicious
    hourstrikes,willpresumablybeinauguratedonwholly
    newlines,againstwhicharmies,eveniftheycanbemo-
    bilizedintime,willbeoflittleavail
    . Butifforcewere
    resortedto,itisalmostcertaintobeusedinthedirection
    wheretheresistanceisleast-againstFrance'sally,Po-
    land
    . This,however,isby ' theway . Thepointmade
    1 AtalaterdatethePresidentreiteratedthegroundsofhisdecision
    . In
    hisColumbusspeech(September4,1919)heassertedthat"Italydesired
    Fiumeforstrategicmilitaryreasons,whichtheLeagueofNations would
    makeunnecessary
    . (TheNewYork Herald (Parisedition),September6,
    1919 . ) ButtheLeaguedidnotrenderstrategicprecautionsunnecessary
    toFrance
    .
    3 09
    THE INSIDESTORY
    OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    bytheItalianswasthattheLeagueofNationsbeingthus
    admittedlypowerlesstodischargethefunctionswhich
    alonecouldrenderstrategicfrontiersunnecessary,can
    consequentlynolongerberelieduponasanadequate
    protectionagainstthedangerswhichthepossessionof
    thestrongholdssheclaimedontheAdriaticwouldeffec-
    tivelydisplace . EithertheLeague,itwasargued,can,
    asasserted,protectthecountrieswhichgiveupcommand-
    ingpositionstopotentialenemies,oritcannot
    . Inthe
    formerhypothesisFrance'sinsistenceonamilitarycon-
    ventionismischievousandimmoral-inthelatterItaly
    standsinasmuchneedoftheprecautionsdevisedasher
    neighbor. Butherspokesmenwerestillpliedwiththe
    threadbareargumentsandbereftofthecountervailing
    corrective . AndfaithintheefficacyoftheLeaguewas
    sappedbytheverymenwhowereprofessedlyseekingto
    spreadit .
    ThepressofRome,Turin,andMilanpointedtothe
    loyaltyoftheItalianpeople,broughtout,theysaid,in
    sharpreliefbythediscontentwhichtheexclusivechar-
    acterofthattriplemilitaryaccordengenderedamong
    them . AskinsmenoftheFrenchitwasnaturalfor
    Italianstoexpectthattheywouldbeinvitedtobecome
    apartytothisleaguewithintheLeague . Asloyal allies
    ofBritainandFrancetheyfeltdesirousofbeingadmitted
    tothealliance . Buttheywereexcluded . Norwastheir
    exasperationallayedbytheassuranceoftheirpressthat
    thiswasnoalliance,butastateoftutelage . Analliance,
    itwasexplained,isacompactbywhichtwoormore
    partiesagreetorenderoneanothercertainservicesunder
    givenconditions,whereastheconventioninquestionisa
    one-sidedundertakingonthepartofBritainandthe
    UnitedStatestoprotectFranceifwantonlyattacked,
    becausesheisunableefficaciouslytoprotectherself .
    Itisabenefaction, Butthiscasuistryfellupondeaf
    310
    ITALY
    ears . Whatthepeoplefeltwasthedisesteem-theterm
    invoguewasstronger-inwhichtheywereheldbythe
    Allies,whomtheyhadsavedperhapsfromruin .
    ByslowdegreesthesentimentsoftheItaliannation
    underwentadisquietingchange. Allpartiesandclasses
    unitedinstigmatizingthebehavioroftheAlliesinterms
    whicheventheliteraryeminenceofthepoetd'Annunzio
    couldnotinducethecensorstoletpass. "ThePeace
    Treaty,"wroteItaly'smostinfluentialjournal,"and
    itscorrelateforbodeforthenearfuturetheContinental
    hegemonyofFrancecountersignedbytheAnglo-Ameri-
    canalliance . "'Anotherwidelycirculatedandrespected
    organdescribedthepolicyoftheEntenteasasolventof
    thesocialfabric,constructiveinwords,corrosiveinacts,
    "mischievousifevertherewasamischievouspolicy .
    Forwhileraisinghopesandwhettingappetites,itdoes
    nothingtosatisfythem ;onthecontrary,itdoesmuchto
    disappointthem . Inwords-astruggleforliberty,for
    nations,fortheequalityofpeoplesandclasses,forthe
    well-beingofall ;inacts-thesuppressionofthemost
    elementaryandconstitutionalliberty,theoverlordship
    ofcertainnationsbasedonthehumiliationofothers,the
    divisionofpeoplesintoexploitersandexploited-the
    sharpeningofsocialdifferences-thedestructionofcollec-
    tivewealth,anditsaccumulationinafewblood-stained
    hands,universalmisery,andhunger. " 2
    AlthoughitiswellunderstoodthatItaly'sdefeatatthe
    ConferencewaslargelythehandiworkofPresidentWil-
    son,theresentmentoftheItaliannationchoseforits
    immediateobjectstherepresentativesofFranceand
    Britain
    . TheAmerican"associates"werestrangers,here
    to-dayandgoneto-morrow,buttheAlliesremain,and
    iftheirattitudetowardItaly,itwasargued,hadbeen
    1 CorrieredellaSera,May 11, 1919.
    2
    LaStampa,July16,1919
    .
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    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    different,iftheirloyaltyhadbeenreal,shewouldhave
    faredproportionatelyaswellas they,whateverthe
    Americanstatesmenmighthavesaidordone .
    TheItalianpressbreathedfierywrathagainstits
    Frenchally,whosooftenattheConferencehadmet
    Italy'ssolicitationswiththeodiousword"impossible
    . "
    Evenmoderateorgansofpublicopiniongavefreevent
    toestimatesofFrance'spolicyandanticipationsofits
    consequenceswhichdisturbedtheequanimityofEuropean
    statesmen . "Itisimpossible,"oneofthesejournals
    wrote,"forFrancetobecometheabsolutedespotof
    EuropewithoutItaly,muchlessagainstItaly
    . What
    transcendedthepowersofRichelieu,whowasalionand
    foxcombined,andwasbeyondthereachofBonaparte,
    whowasbothaneagleandaserpent,cannotbeachieved
    by"Tiger"Clemenceauincircumstancessomuchless
    favorablethanthoseofyore . We,itistrue,areisolated,
    butthenFranceisnotpreciselyembarrassedbythechoice
    offriends . "Thepeacewasdescribed as "Franco-Slav
    dominationwithitsheadquartersinPrague,anda
    branchofficeinAgram . " M. Clemenceauwasopenly
    chargedwithstrivingafterthehegemonyoftheContinent
    forhiscountrybyseparatingGermanyfromAustriaand
    surroundingherwitharingofSlavstates-Poland,
    Jugoslavia,Czechoslovakia,andperhapsthenon-Slav
    kingdomofRumania . Allthesestateswouldbeinthe
    leading-stringsoftheFrenchRepublic,andAustriawould
    belinkedtoitinadifferentguise . Andinorderto
    effectthisresuscitationoftheHapsburgstateunderthe
    nameof"Danubianfederation,"Mr . Wilson,itwas
    asserted,hadauthorizedadeliberateviolationofhisown
    principleofself-determination,andrefusedtoAustriathe
    rightofadoptingtheregimewhichshepreferred . It
    was,intruth,anoddcompromise,thesecriticscon-
    tinued,foranidealistofthePresident'scaliber,onwhose
    3
    1 2
    ITALY
    everypoliticalactionthescrutinizinggaze . oftheworld
    wasfixed . Onecouldnotaccountforit as asacrifice
    madeforahighethicalaim-oneofthoseendswhich,
    accordingtotheoldmaxim,hallowsthemeans
    . It
    seemedanopenresponsetoasecretinstigationorimpulse
    whichwasunconnectedwithanyrecognizedoravowable
    principle. EventheSocialistorgansswelledthechorus
    oftheaccusers . Avanti wrote,"WeareSocialists,yet
    wehaveneverbelievedthattheAmericanPresidentwith
    hisFourteenPointsenteredintothewarforthehighest
    aimsofhumanityandfortherightsofpeoples,anymore
    thanwebelieveatpresentthathisoppositiontothe
    aspirationsoftheItalianstateontheAdriaticarein-
    spiredbymotivesofidealism . " 1
    Thefate of thedisputedterritoriesontheAdriaticwas
    tobetheoutcomeofself-determination . Poland'sclaims
    weretobelefttotheself-determinationoftheSilesian
    andRuthenianpopulations . Rumaniawastoldthather
    suitmustremaininabeyanceuntilitcouldbetestedby
    thesameprinciple,whichwouldbeappliedintheform
    ofaplebiscite . Forself-determinationwasthecorner-
    stoneoftheLeagueofNations,theholiestboonforwhich
    theprogressivepeoplesoftheworldhadbeenpouring
    outtheirlife-bloodandsubstancefornearlyfiveyears.
    ButwhenItalyinvokedself-determination,shewas
    promptlynon-suited . WhenAustriaappealedtoitshe
    wasputoutofcourt
    . Andtocrownall,theworldwas
    assuredthattheFourteenPointshadbeentriumphantly
    upheld. Thisdepravationofprinciplesbythetriumph
    ofthelittleprudencesofthehourspurredsomeofthe
    moreimpulsivecriticstoascribeittoinfluencesless
    respectablethanthosetowhichitmayfairlybeattributed .
    ThedirectingPowerswerehypersensitivetotheoft-
    repeatedchargeofmeddlingintheinternalaffairs
    1 Avanti,April27,1919. Cf. LeTemps,April 28, 1919.
    3 1 3
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    ofothernations
    . Theywerenevertiredofprotesting
    theirabhorrenceofanythingthatsmackedofinterference
    .
    Amongthenumerousfacts,however,whichtheycould
    neitherdenynorreconcilewiththeirprofessions,thefol-
    lowingwasbroughtforwardbytheItalians,whohada
    specialinteresttodrawpublicattentiontoit
    .
    Ithadto
    dowiththeabortiveattempttorestoretheHapsburg
    monarchyinHungaryasthefirststeptowardthefor-
    mationofaDanubianfederation .
    "Itiscertain,"wrote
    theprincipalItalianjournal,"thattheArchdukeJoseph's
    coupd'etat
    didnottakeplace,indeed(giventheconditions
    inBudapest)couldnottakeplace,withouttheEntente's
    connivance
    . Theofficial communiques
    ofBudapestand
    Vienna,-datedAugust9th,recountonthispointprecise
    detailswhichnoonehashithertotroubledtodeny
    . The
    Peidlgovernmentwasscarcelythreedaysinpower,and,
    therefore,wasnotinapositiontodeserveeithertrustor
    distrust,whentheheadsofthe'order-lovingorganiza-
    tions'putforward,tojustifytheneedofanewcrisis,the
    complaintsoftheheadsoftheEntenteMissionsastothe
    anarchyprevailinginHungaryandtheurgencyoffinding
    `someone'whocouldsavethecountryfromtheabyss
    .
    ThenacommissionrepairedtoAlscuth,whereiteasily
    persuadedtheArchduketocometoBudapest
    .
    Herehe
    atoncevisitedalltheheadsofmissionsandspentthe
    wholedayinnegotiations .
    `Asaresultofnegotiations
    withEntenterepresentatives,theArchdukeJosephundertook
    asolutionofthecrisis . ' Hethencalledtogethertheold
    statepoliceandavolunteerarmyofeightthousandmen
    .
    TheRumaniangarrisonwaskeptready . ThePeidlgov-
    ernmentnaturallydidnotresistatall
    . Atio P . M. on
    August7thalltheEntenteMissionsheldameeting,
    to
    whichtheArchdukeJosephandthenewPremierwerein-
    vited .
    GeneralGortonpresided . TheConferencelasted
    twohoursandreachedanagreementonallquestions
    . All
    3 1 4
    ITALY
    theheadsofMissionsassuredthenewgovernmentoftheir
    warmestsupport. " 1
    Anothercaseofunwarrantedinterferencewhichstirred
    theItalianstobitterresentmentturnedupontheobliga-
    tionimposedonAustriatorenounceherrighttounite
    withGermany .
    "Itisdifficulttodiscerninthepolicyof
    theEntentetowardAustriaanythingmorerespectable
    thanobstinacycoupledwithstupidity,"wrotethesame
    journal .
    "Butthereissomethingstillworse
    . Itisim-
    possiblenottofeelindignantwithacoalitionwhich,after
    havingtriumphedinthenameoftheloftiestideas
    . . .
    treatsGerman-AustrianobetterthantheHolyAlliance
    treatedthepettystatesofItaly
    . ButtheCongressof
    Viennaactedinharmonywiththeprincipleoflegitimism
    whichitavowedandprofessed,whereastheParisConfer-
    enceviolateswithoutscruplethecanonsbywhichit
    claimstobeguided .
    "Notawhitmoredecorousistheinterventionofthe
    SupremeCouncilintheinternalaffairsofGermany-a
    statewhich,accordingtothespiritandtheletterofthe
    VersaillesTreaty,issovereignandnotaprotectorate
    .
    TheConferencewasqualifiedtodictatepeacetermsto
    Germany,butitwandersbeyondtheboundsofitscom-
    petencywhenitconstruesthosetermsandarrogatesto
    itself-onthestrengthofforcedandequivocalinterpreta-
    tions-therightofimposinguponanationwhichisneither
    militarilynorjuridicallyanenemyaconstitutionalreform
    .
    WhetherGermanyviolatestheTreatybyherConstitution
    isaquestionwhichonlyajudicialfindingoftheLeagueof
    Nationscanfairlydetermine
    . " 2'
    Itwouldbeimpolitictooverlookandinsinceretobe-
    littletheeffectsofthisincoherencyupontherelations
    betweenFranceandItaly
    . PublicopinioninthePenin-
    '
    CorrieredellaSera, August9,i9i9 .
    2
    CorrieredellaSera, September3,1919-
    P5
    THE
    INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    sulacharacterizedtheattitudeofFranceasdeliberately
    hostile.
    TheItaliansattheConferenceeagerlyscruti-
    nizedeveryactandwordoftheirFrenchcolleagues,with
    aviewtodiscoveringgroundsfordispellingthisview
    .
    Butthesearchisreportedtohavebeenworsethanvain
    .
    Itrevealeddatawhich,althoughsusceptibleofsatisfac-
    toryexplanations,would,ifdisclosedatthatmoment,have
    aggravatedthefeelingofbitternessagainstFrance,which
    wasfastgathering .
    SignorOrlandohadrecoursetothe
    censortopreventindiscretions,buttheintuitionofthe
    massestriumphedoverrepression,andtheexistingtense-
    nessmergedintoresentment.
    ThewayinwhichItalians
    accountedforM
    . Clemenceau'sattitudewasthis
    . Al-
    thoughItalyhasceasedtobetheimportantpolitical
    factorsheoncewaswhentheTripleAlliancewasinbeing,
    sheisstillastrongcontinentalPower,capableofplacing
    amorenumerousarmyinthefieldthanherrepublican
    sister,andherpopulationcontinuestoincreaseatahigh
    rate .
    Inafewyearsshewillhaveoutstrippedherrival
    .
    France,too,hasperhapslostthoseelementsofherpower
    andprestigewhichshederivedfromheralliancewith
    Russia . Again,theSlavex-ally,Russia,maybecomethe
    enemyofto-morrow
    . Inviewofthesecontingencies
    FrancemustcreateasubstitutefortheRumanianand
    Italianallies .
    Andasthesehavebeenfoundinthenew
    Slavstates,Poland,Czechoslovakia,andJugoslavia,she
    canaffordtodispensewithmakingpainfulsacrificesto
    keepItalyincountenance
    .
    Atrivialincidentwhichaffordsa glimpse
    ofthespirit
    prevailingbetweenthetwokindredpeoplesoccurred
    atSt
    . -Germain-en-Laye,wheretheAustriandelegates
    werestaying.
    TheyhadbeenmademuchofinVienna
    bytheEnvoyoftheFrenchRepublicthere,M
    . Allize,
    whosemissionitwastohinderAustriafromuniting
    withtheReich.
    Italy'spolicywas,onthecontrary,to
    316
    ITALY
    applyMr
    . Wilson'sprincipleofself-determinationand
    allowtheAustrianstodoastheypleasedinthatrespect
    .
    AferventadvocateoftheFrenchorthodoxdoctrine-a
    publicist-repairedtotheAustrianheadquartersatSt
    . -
    Germainforthepurpose,itissupposed,ofdiscussing
    thesubject .
    Nowintercourseofanykindbetweenpri-
    vateindividualsandtheenemydelegateswasstrictly
    forbidden,andwhenM
    . X
    . presentedhimself,theItalian
    officerondutyrefusedhimadmission
    . Heinsisted .
    Theofficerwasinexorable
    . Thenheproducedawritten
    permitsignedbytheSecretaryoftheConference,M
    :
    Dutasta
    . Howandwhythisexceptionwasmadeinhis
    favorwhentherulewassupposedtoadmitofnoexcep-
    tionswasnotdisclosed
    . ButtheItalianofficer,equal
    totheoccasion,tookthegroundthatamilitaryprohibition
    cannotbecanceledbyacivilian,andexcludedthe
    would-bevisitor .
    ThegeneraltrendofFrance'sEuropeanpolicywas
    repugnanttoItaly
    . Shelookedonitasawell-laid
    schemetoassumeapredominantroleontheContinent
    .
    That,shebelieved,wastheultimatepurposeoftheveto
    ontheunionofAustriaandGermany,ofthemilitary
    arrangementswithBritainandtheUnitedStates,andof
    muchelsethatwasobnoxioustoItaly
    . Austriawasto
    bereconstitutedaccordingtothefederativeplansofthe
    lateArchdukeFranzFerdinand,tobemadestronger
    thanbeforeasacounterpoisetoItaly,andtobeatthe
    beckandcallofFrance
    . Thusthefriend,ally,sisterof
    yesterdaybecamethepotentialenemyofto-morrow
    .
    ThatwastherefrainofmostoftheItalianjournals,and
    noneintoneditmoreferventlythanthosewhichhadbeen
    foremostinbringingtheircountryintothewar
    . One
    ofthese,aConservativeorganofLombardy,wrote
    : .
    "Untilyesterday,wemighthaveconsideredthattwo
    pathslayopenbeforeus,thatofanalliancewithFrance
    3 1 7
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    andthatofanindependentpolicy
    . Butwecanthink
    sonolonger. Toofferourfriendshipto-daytothepeo-
    plewhohavealreadychosentheirownroadandestab-
    lishedtheirsolidaritywithourenemiesofyesterdayand
    to-morrowwouldnotbetostrikeoutapolicy,butto
    decideonanunseemlysurrender
    . Itwouldbetanta-
    mounttoreproducinginanaggravatedformthesituation
    weoccupiedinthealliancewithGermany . Onceagain
    weshouldbeengagedinapartnershipofwhichoneofthe
    partnerswasinrealityourenemy . Francetakingthe
    placeofGermany,andJugoslaviathatofAustria,the
    situationoftheoldTripleAlliancewouldbenotmerely
    reproduced,butmadeworseinthereproduction,because
    the,Triplice atleastguaranteedusagainstaconflictwhich
    wehadgroundsforapprehending,whereasthenewalliance
    wouldtieourhandsforthesakeofalittleBalkanstate
    which,single-handed,wearewellabletokeepinitsplace .
    "Wehavehadenoughofapolicywhichhashitherto
    saddleduswith all theburdensofthealliancewithout
    bestowingonusanyadvantage-whichhasconstrained
    ustofavor all thepeopleswhoseexpansiondovetailed
    withFrenchschemesandtocombatorneglectthose
    otherswhoseconsolidationcorrespondedtoourinterests
    -whichhasledustosupportagreatPolandandagreat
    BohemiaandtocombattheUkraine,Hungary,Bulgaria,
    Rumania,Spain,towhosedestiniestheFrench,butnot
    we,wereindifferent . " 1 ApressorganofBolognade-
    nouncedtheatrociousandignominioussacrifice"which
    heralliesimposedonItalybymeansofeconomicblack-
    mailingandviolencewithawhipinonehandanda
    chunkofbreadintheother . " 2
    Sharpcommentswereprovokedbytheheavytaxon
    strangersinTunisiaimposedbytheFrenchgovernment, 3
    1 QuotedinLaStampaof July 20, 1919.

    2
    Ibidem .
    aCorriered'Italia, June29,1919 .
    318
    ITALY
    onstrangers,mostlyItalians,whotheretoforehadenjoyed
    thesamerightsastheFrenchandTunisians . "Sud-
    denly,"writestheprincipalItalianjournal,"andjust
    whenitwashopedthatthecommonsacrificestheyhad
    madehadstrengthenedthetiesbetweenthetwonations,
    thegovernorofTunisiaissuedcertainorderswhich
    endangeredtheinterestsofforeignersandtheeffectsof
    whichwillbefeltmainlybyItalians,ofwhomthereare
    onehundredandtwentythousandinTunisia
    . 'First
    therecameanorderforbiddingtheuseofanylanguage
    butFrenchintheschools .
    Nowthetaxreferredtoin
    theHouseofLordsgivestheTunisiangovernmentpower
    tolevyanimpostonthebuyingandsellingofproperty
    inTunisia
    . Thenewtax,whichistobeleviedoverand
    abovepre-existingtaxes,rangedfrom59percent . ofthe
    valuewhenitisnotassessedatahighersumthanone
    hundredthousandlireto8opercent . whenitsestimated
    valueismorethanfivehundredthousandlire . "The
    articleterminateswiththeremarkthatboycottingis
    hardlyasuitableepiloguetoawarwagedforcommon
    idealsandinterests .
    ThesemanifestationsirritatedtheFrenchandwere
    takentoindicateItaly'sdefection . Itwastonopurpose
    thatafewlevel-headedmenpointedoutthattheFrench
    governmentwaslargelyanswerableforthestateofmind
    complainedof
    . "Pertinax,"inthe EchodeParis, wrote
    "thatthealliance,inordertosubsistandflourish,should
    haveretaineditscharacterasanAnti-GermanLeague,
    whereasitfellintotheerrorofmaskingitselfasaSociety
    ofNationsandarrogatedtoitselftherightofbringing
    beforeitstribunalallthequarrelsoftheplanet . " 2 Italy's
    alliesundoubtedlydidmuchtoforfeithersympathies
    andturnherfromthealliance . Itwaspointedoutthat
    1 Cf
    . ModernItaly,July 12, 1919(page298) .
    '
    EchodeParis,July7,1919 .
    319
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    whentheFrenchtroopsarrivedinItalytheBulletinof
    theItaliancommandeulogizedtheireffortsalmostdaily,
    butwhentheItaliantroopswenttoFrance,the com-
    muniques oftheFrenchcommandweremostcharyof
    allusionstotheirexploits,yettheItalianarmycon-
    tributedmoredeadtotheFrenchfrontthandidthe
    FrencharmytotheItalianfront . 'AtthePeaceCon-
    ference,aswesaw,whenthetermswithGermanywere
    beingdrafted,Italy'sproblemsweresetasideonthe
    groundsthattherewasnonexusbetweenthem
    . The
    Allies'interests,whichweredealtwithasawholeduring
    thewar,weredividedafterthearmisticeintoessential
    andsecondaryinterests,andthoseofItalywererelegated
    tothelatterclass . SubsequentlyFrance,Britain,and
    theUnitedStates,withouttheco-operationorfore-
    knowledgeoftheirItalianfriends,struckupanalliance
    fromwhichtheyexcludedItaly,therebyvitiatingthe
    onlyargumentsthatcouldbeinvokedinfavorofsucha
    coalition . Whenpeacewasabouttobesignedtheyone-
    sidedlyrevokedthetreatywhichtheyhadconcludedin
    London,renderingtheconsentofallAlliesnecessaryto
    thevalidityofthedocument,anddecreedthatItaly's
    abstentionwouldmakenodifference. Whentheinstru-
    mentwasfinallysigned,Mr . Wilsonreturnedtothe
    UnitedStates,Mr . LloydGeorgetoEngland,andthe
    MarquisofSaionjitoJapan,withouthavingsettledany
    ofItaly'sproblems . Italy,herneeds,herclaims,andher
    policythusappearasmattersoflittleaccounttothe
    GreatPowers . Naturally,theItalianpeopleweredis-
    appointed,anddesirousofseekingnewfriends,theold
    oneshavingforsakenthem .
    Itwouldbedifficulttoexaggeratetheconsequences
    whichthisattitudeoftheAlliestowardItalymayhave
    on Europeanpoliticsgenerally . Hermosteminent
    1 Cf . "AnItalianExpos€ ,"publishedby TheMorningPost,
    July 5,i9i9 .
    320
    ITALY
    statesman,SignorTittoni,whosucceededBaronSonnino,
    transcendinghiscountry'smortifications,exertedhim-
    selftactfullyandnotunsuccessfullytolubricatethe
    mechanismofthealliance,toeasethedangerousfriction
    andtorestorethetone
    . Andheseemstohaveaccom-
    plishedintheserespectseverythingwhichasagacious
    statesmancoulddo . Buttoarresttheoperationof
    psychologicallawsisbeyondthepowerofanyindividual .
    InordertoappreciatetheItalianpointofview,itisno-
    wisenecessarytoapprovetheexaggeratedclaimsput
    forwardbyherpressinthespringofigig . Itisenough
    toadmitthatinthelightoftheWilsoniandoctrinethey
    werenotmoreincompatiblewiththatdoctrinethanthe
    claimsmadebyotherPowersandaccordedbythe
    SupremeCouncil .
    Tosumup,Italyacquiredtheimpressionthatassocia-
    tionwithherrecentalliesmeansforhernotonlysacrifices
    intheirhourofneed,butalsofurthersacrificesintheir
    houroftriumph . Shebecamereluctantlyconvinced
    thattheyregardinterestswhichshedeemsvitaltoherself
    asunconnectedwiththeirown . Andthatwasunfortu-
    nate . Ifatsomefatefulconjunctureinthefutureher
    alliesontheirpartshouldgathertheimpressionthat
    shehasadjustedherpolicytothoseinterestswhichareso
    farremovedfromtheirs,theywillhavethemselvesto
    blame .
    IX
    JAPAN
    MONGthesolutionsoftheburningquestionswhich
    , exercisedtheingenuityandtestedthegoodfaithof
    theleadingPowersatthePeaceConference,nonewas
    morerapidlyreachedthere,ormorebitterlyassailedout-
    side,thanthoseinwhichJapanwasspeciallyinterested .
    ThestormthatbegantorageassoonastheSupreme
    Council'sdecisionontheShantungissuebecameknown
    didnotsoonsubside . Farfromthat,itthreatenedfor
    atimetoswellintoaveritablehurricane
    . Thisproblem,
    likemostofthosewhichweresubmittedtotheforumof
    theConference,maybeenvisagedfromeitheroftwo
    oppositeanglesofsurvey ;fromthatofthefuturesociety
    ofjustice-lovingnations,whosemembersaretoforswear
    territorialaggrandizement,specialeconomicprivileges,
    andpoliticalswayin,orattheexpenseof,othercountries ;
    orfromthetraditionalpointofview,whichhasalways
    prevailedininternationalpoliticsandwhichcannotbe
    betterdescribedthanbySignorSalandra'swell-known
    phrase"sacredegotism
    . " Viewedintheformerlight,
    Japan'sdemandforShantungwasundoubtedlyasmuch
    astridebackwardaswerethoseoftheUnitedStatesand
    FrancefortheMoiaroeDoctrineandtheSaarValleyre-
    spectively.
    ButasthethreeGreatPowershadsetthe
    example,Japanwasresolvedfromtheoutsettorebel
    againstanydecreerelegatinghertothesecond-orthird-
    classnations.
    Thepositionofequalityoccupiedbyher
    3 22
    JAPAN
    government among the governments of other Great
    PowersdidnotextendtotheJapanesenationamongthe
    othernations
    . Butherstatesmenrefusedtoadmitthis
    artificialinferiorityasareasonfordescendinganother
    stepintheinternationalhierarchyandtheyinvokedthe
    principleofwhichBritain,France,andAmericahad
    alreadytakenadvantage .
    TheSupremeCouncil,likeJanusofold,possessedtwo
    faces,onealtruisticandtheotheregotistic,and,alsolike
    thatsonofApollo,heldakeyinitsrighthandandarod
    initsleft . Itappliedtothevariousstates,accordingto
    itsowninterestorconvenience,theprinciplesoftheold
    orthenewCovenant,andwouldfainhavedispossessed
    Japanofthefruitsofthecampaign,andallottedtoher
    theroleofworkingwithoutrewardinthevineyardof
    themillennium,wereitnotthatthispolicywasexcluded
    byreasonsofpresentexpediencyandpreviouscommit-
    ments . TheexpediencywasrepresentedbyPresident
    Wilson'sdeterminationtoobtain,beforereturningto
    Washington,somekindofacompactthatmightbede-
    scribedastheconstitutionofthefuturesocietyofnations,
    andbyhisbeliefthatthisinstrumentcouldnotbeob-
    tainedwithoutJapan'sadherence,whichwasdependent
    onherdemandforShantungbeingallowed . Andthepre-
    viouscommitmentswerethesecretcompactsconcluded
    byJapanwithBritain,France,Russia,andItalybefore
    theUnitedStatesenteredthewar.
    Nippon'sroleinthewarandthecircumstancesthat
    shapeditarescarcelyrealizedbythegeneralpublic
    . They
    havebeenpurposelythrustinthebackground
    . Andyet
    aknowledgeofthemisessentialtothosewhowishto
    understandthesignificanceofthedisputeaboutShan-
    tung,whichatbottomwastheproblemofJapan'sinter-
    nationalstatus . Beforeattemptingtoanalyzethem,
    however,itmaynotbeamisstoremarkthatduringthe
    22

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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Frenchpresscampaignconductedintheyears1915-16,
    withtheobjectofdeterminingtheTokioCabinettotake
    partinthemilitaryoperationsinEurope,thequestion
    ofmotivewasdiscussedwithadegreeoftactlessnesswhich
    itisdifficulttoaccountfor . Itwasaffirmed,forexam-
    ple,thattheMikado'speoplewouldbeoverjoyedifthe
    Alliedgovernmentsvouchsafedthemthehonorofpar-
    ticipatinginthegreatcivilizingcrusadeagainsttheCen-
    tralEmpires . Thatwasproclaimedtobesuchanenvi-
    ableprivilegethattopayforitnosacrificeofmenor
    moneywouldbeexorbitant . Again,thedegreetowhich
    GermanyisamenacetoJapanwasanotherofthetexts
    onwhichEntentepublicistsreliedtoscareNipponinto
    drasticaction, as thoughsheneededtobetoldbyEuro-
    peanswherehervitalinterestslay,fromwhatquarters
    theywerejeopardized,andhowtheymightbesafe-
    guardedmostsuccessfully :Somuchforthequestionof
    tactandform. Japanhasneveracceptedthedoctrine
    ofaltruisminpoliticswhichherWesternallieshaveso
    zealouslypreached . Untilmeanshavebeendevisedand
    adoptedforsubstitutingmoralformilitaryforceinthe
    relationsofstatewithstate,theonlyreconstructionof
    theworldinwhichtheJapanesecanbelieveisthatwhich
    isbasedupontreatiesandthepledgedword . Thatis
    theprinciplewhichunderliesthegeneralpolicyandthe
    presentstrivingsofourFarEasternally .
    OneofthecharacteristictraitsofallNippon'sdealings
    withherneighborsisloyaltyandtrustworthiness . Her
    intercoursewithRussiabeforeandaftertheManchurian
    campaignoffersashiningexampleofallthequalities
    whichonewouldpostulateinatrue-heartedneighbor
    andastanchandchivalrousally . Ihadanopportunity
    ofwatchingthedevelopmentoftherelationsbetweenthe
    twogovernmentsformanyyearsbeforetheyquarreled,
    andsubsequentlydownto1914,andIcanstatethatthe
    3 24
    JAPAN
    praiselavishedbytheTsar'sMinistersontheirJapanese
    colleagueswaswelldeserved. Andforthatreasonit
    maybetakenasanaxiomthatwhateverdevelopments
    thepresentsituationmaybringforth,theEmpireofNip-
    ponwillcarryout 0 itsengagementswithscrupulous
    exactitude,inthespiritaswellastheletter .
    Tobequitefrank,then,theJapanesearewhatweshould
    termrealists . Consequentlytheirforeignpolicyisin-
    spiredbythemaximswhichactuatedallnationsdown
    totheyear1914,andstillmovenearlyallofthemto-day .
    Infact,theonlyPowersthathavefullyandauthorita-
    tivelyrepudiatedthemasyetareBolshevistRussia,and
    toalargeextenttheUnitedStates. Holdingthustothe
    olddispensation,Japanenteredthewarinresponsetoa
    definitedemandmadebytheBritishgovernment . The
    daybeforeBritaindeclaredwaragainstGermanythe
    BritishAmbassadoratTokioofficiallyinquiredwhether
    hisgovernmentcouldcountupontheactiveco-operation
    oftheMikado'sforcesinthecampaignabouttobegin .
    OnAugust4thBaronKato,havinginthemeanwhile
    consultedhiscolleagues,answeredintheaffirmative .
    ThreedayslateranothercommunicationreachedTokio
    fromLondon,requestingthe immediate co-operationof
    Japan,andonthefollowingdayitwaspromised . The
    motiveforthishastewascrediblyassertedtobeBritain's
    apprehensionlestGermanyshouldtransferKiaochowto
    China,andreservetoherself,invirtueofArticleVof
    theConventionof1888,therightofsecuringafterthe
    war"amoresuitableterritory"intheMiddleEmpire
    orRepublic . Thereupontheybeganoperationswhich
    wereatfirstrestrictedtotheChinaseas,butwere
    afterwardextendedtothePacificandIndianOceans,
    andfinallytotheMediterranean
    . Theonlytaskthat
    felltotheirlotonlandwasthatofcapturingKiaochow .
    Butwhatevertheysettheirhandstotheycarriedout
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    THE INSIDE
    STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thoroughly,andtothecompletesatisfactionoftheir
    Europeanallies .
    FormanyyearsthepeopleofNipponhavebeenwend-
    ingslowly,butwithtirelessperseveranceandunerring
    instinct,towardtheirfar-offgoal,whichtotheunbiased
    historianwillseemnotmerelylegitimatebutpraise-
    worthy .
    TheirintercoursewithRussiawasthestoryof
    onelonglaboriousendeavortofoundacommonconcern
    whichshouldenableJapantomakeheadwayonhermis-
    sion
    . Russiawasjustthekindofpartnerwhoseco-
    operationwasespeciallywelcome,seeingthatitcould
    behadwithoutthehitchesandset-backsattachedto
    thatofmostotherGreatPowers
    . TheRussianswere
    neverreallyintolerantinracialmatters,nordangerous
    incommercialrivalry . Theyintermarriedfreelywithall
    theso-calledinferiorracesandtribesintheTsardom,and
    putallonanequalfootingbeforethelaw
    . Twenty-three
    yearsagoIpaidavisittomyfriendGeneralTomitch,
    themilitarygovernorofKars,andIfoundmyselfsitting
    athistablebesidethePrefectofthecity,whowasa
    Mohammedan
    . TheindividualRussianisgenerallyfree
    fromracialprejudices
    ;hehasnosenseofthe"yellow
    peril,"andnoobjectiontoreceivetheJapaneseasacom-
    rade,acolleague,orason-in-law
    .
    AndtheadvancesmadebyItoandotherswouldhave
    beenreciprocatedbyWitteandLamsdorffwereitnot
    thattheTsar,interestedinBezobrazoff'sYaluventure,
    subordinatedhispolicytothosevestedinterests,andcom-
    pelledJapantofight
    . Themaster-ideaofthepolicyof
    Ito,withwhomIhadtwointerestingconversationson
    thesubject,wastostrikeupaclosefriendshipwiththe
    Tsardom,basedoncommunityofdurableinterests,and
    tobespeakRussia'shelpforthehourofstormandstress
    whichonedaymightstrike
    . TheTsar'sgovernmentwas
    inspiredbyanalogousmotives
    . Beforethewarwaster-
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    JAPAN
    minated I repairedtoLondononbehalfofRussia,in
    ordertoproposetotheJapanesegovernment,inaddition
    tothetreatyofpeacewhichwasabouttobediscussedat
    Portsmouth,anoffensiveanddefensivealliance,andto
    askthatPrinceItobesentasfirstplenipotentiary,in-
    vestedwithfullpowerstoconcludesuchatreaty .
    M
    . Izvolsky'spolicytowardJapan,frankandstates-
    manlike,hadanoffensiveandadefensivealliancefor
    itsintendedculmination,andthetreatiesandconven-
    tionswhichheactuallyconcludedwithViscountMotono,
    indraftingwhichIplayedamodestpart,amounted
    almosttothis . TheTsar'soppositiontotheconcessions
    whichrepresentedRussia'sshareofthecompromise
    wasatremendousobstacle,whichonlythethreatofthe
    Minister'sresignationfinallyovercame . AndIzvolsky's
    energyandinsistencehastenedtheconclusionofatreaty
    betweenthemtomaintainandrespectthe statusquo
    in
    Manchuria,and,incaseitwasmenaced,toconcert
    witheachotherthemeasurestheymightdeemnecessary
    forthemaintenanceofthe statusquo . Anditwasno
    longerstipulated,asithadbeenbefore,thatthesemeas-
    uresmusthaveapacificcharacter . Theywerepre-
    paredtogofarther . AndImaynowrevealthefact
    thatthetreatyhadasecretclause,providingforthe
    actionwhichRussiaafterwardtookinMongolia .
    Thesetransactionsonemighttermthefirstactofthe
    internationaldramawhichisstillproceeding . They
    indicate,iftheydidnotshape,themoldinwhichthe
    bronzeofJapan'spoliticalprogramwascast . Itneces-
    sarilydifferedfromotherpolitics,althoughthemaxims
    underlyingitwerethesame
    . Japan,havingbecomea
    GreatPowerafterherwarwithChina,wasslowlydevelop-
    ingintoaworldPower,andhopedtoestablishherclaim
    tothatpositiononeday. Itwasagainstthatdaythat
    shewouldfainhaveacquiredapuissantandtrustworthy
    3 2 7
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    ally,andsheleftnothingundonetodeservethewhole-
    heartedsupportofRussia . Inthehistoricyearof1914,
    manymonthsbeforethestorm-cloudbroke,theWar
    MinisterSukhomlinofftransferrednearlyallthegarrisons
    fromSiberiatoEurope,becausehehadhadassurances
    fromJapanwhichwarrantedhiminthusdenudingthe
    easternborderoftroops
    .
    Duringthecampaign,when
    theRussianoffensivebrokedownandthearmiesofthe
    enemyweredrivingtheTsar'stroopslikesheepbefore
    them,Japanhastenedtotheassistanceofherneighbor,
    towhomshethrewopenhermilitaryarsenals,andmany
    privateestablishmentsaswell . AndwhenthePetrograd
    Cabinetwasnolongerabletomeetthefinancialliabilities
    incurred,theMikado'sadvisersdevisedagenerous
    arrangementonlineswhichbroughtbothcountriesinto
    stillcloserandmorefriendlyrelations .
    ThemostinfluentialdailypressorganintheTsardom,
    the Novoye Vremya, wrote :"ThewarwithGermany
    hassuppliedourAsiatic'neighborwithanopportunity
    ofprovingthesincerityofherfriendlyassurances . She
    behavesnotmerelylikeagoodfriend,butlikeastanch
    militaryally . . . . Intheinterestsofthefuturetranquil
    developmentofJapanamoreactiveparticipationofthe
    Japaneseisrequisiteinthewarofthenationsagainst
    theworld-beastofprey . AnalliancewithRussiafor
    theattainmentofthisobjectwouldbeanactofimmense
    historicsignificance . " 1
    Eversinceherentryintothecommunityofprogressive
    nations,Japan'smainaspirationandstrivinghasbeento
    playaleadingandacivilizingpartintheFarEast,and
    inespecialtodetermineChinabyadviceandorganization
    tomoveintolinewithherself,adoptWesternmethods
    andapplythemtoFar-Easternaims . Andthismight
    wellseemalegitimateaswellasaprofitablepolicy,
    iNovoyeVremya,June13-26,1913 .
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    JAPAN
    andataskasnobleasmostorthosetowhichtheworld
    iswonttopayatributeofhighpraise . Itappearedall
    themorelicitthatthePowersofEurope,withtheexcep-
    tionofRussia,haddeniedfullpoliticalrightstothe
    coloredalien . Hewasplacedinacategoryapart-
    aninferiorclassmemberofhumanity .
    "InJapan,andasyetinJapanalone,dowefindthe
    AsiaticwelcomingEuropeanculture,inwhich,ifatree
    mayfairlybejudgedbyitsfruit,istobefoundthebest
    prospectforthehumanpersonalliberty,induecombina-
    tionwithrestraintsoflawsufficientto,butnotinexcess
    of,therequirementsofthegeneralwelfare . Inthispartic-
    ulardistinctivenessofcharacteristic,whichhasthusdif-
    ferentiatedthereceptivityoftheJapanesefromthatof
    thecontinentalAsiatic,wemayperhapsseetheinfluence
    oftheinsularenvironmentthathaspermittedandfavored
    theevolutionofastrongnationalpersonality
    ;andinthe
    sameconditionwemaynoterrinfindingapromiseof
    powertopreserveandtopropagate,byexampleandby
    influence,amongthoseakintoher,thenewpolicywhich
    shehasadopted,andbywhichshehasprofited,affording
    tothemtheexamplewhichsheherselfhasfoundinthe
    developmentofEasternpeoples . "1
    NowthatisexactlywhattheJapaneseaimedataccom-
    plishing
    . Theyweredesirousofcontributingtotheintel-
    lectualandmoraladvanceoftheChineseandotherback-
    wardpeoplesoftheFarEast,inthesamewayasFrance
    islaudablydesirousofaidingtheSyrians,orGreatBritain
    thePersians . Andwhatismore,Japanundertookto
    upholdtheprincipleoftheopendoor,andgenerallyto
    respectthelegitimateinterestsofEuropeanpeoplesin
    theFarEast.
    Butthewhiteraceshadeconomicdesignsoftheirown
    onChina,andoneofthepreliminaryconditionsoftheir
    1Cf
    . TheProblemofAsia(Capt. A. T. Mahan),pp. 150-151
    .
    329
    THE
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    executionwasthatJapan'saspirationsshouldbefoiled .
    Witteopenedthecampaignbyinauguratingtheprocess
    ofpeacefulpenetration,buthisremarkableeffortswere
    neutralizedanddefeatedbyhisownsovereign .
    The
    Japanese,aftertheManchuriancampaign,whichthey
    haddoneeverythingpossibletoavoid,contrivedwholly
    toeliminateRussianaggressionfromtheFarEast . The
    featwasarduousandthemasterlywayinwhichitwas
    tackledandachievedshedsalusteronJapanesestates-
    manshipaspersonifiedbyViscountMotono . TheTsar-
    dom,inlieuofapotentialenemy,wastransformedintoa
    stanchandpowerfulfriendandally,onwhomNippon
    could,asshebelieved,relyagainstfutureaggressors .
    Russiacametostandtowardherinthesamepolitical
    relationshipastowardFrance . Japanesestatesmentook
    thealliancewiththeTsardomasasolidanddurable
    postulateoftheirforeignpolicy
    AllatoncetheTsardomfelltopieceslikeahouseof
    cards,andthefragmentsthatemergedfromtheruins
    possessedneitherthewillnorthepowertostandbytheir
    FarEasternneighbors .
    Thefruitsoftwelveyears'
    statesmanshipandheavysacrificesweresweptaway
    bytheRussianrevolution,andJapan'sdiplomaticpo-
    sitionwasthereforeworsebeyondcomparethanthat
    oftheFrenchRepublicinJuly,1917,becausethelatter
    wasforthwithsustainedbyGreatBritainandtheUnited
    States,withsuchabundanceofmilitaryandeconomic
    resourcesasmadeupinthelongrunforthatofRussia .
    Japan,ontheotherhand,hasasyetnosubstitutefor
    herprostrateally . SheisstillaloneamongPowerssome
    ofwhomdeclinetorecognizeherequality,whileothers
    arereadytothwartherpolicyanddisableherforthe
    comingrace .
    TheJapanesearefirmbelieversinthelawofcausality .
    Wheretheydesiretoreap,theretheyfirstsow
    . They
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    JAPAN
    invariablystrivetodealwithasituationwhilethereis
    stilltimetomodifyit,andtheytakepainstorenderthe
    meansadequatetotheend . Unlikethepeoplesof
    westernEuropeandtheUnitedStates,theJapanese
    showaprofoundrespectfortheprinciplesofauthority
    andinequality,andreservethehigherfunctionsinthe
    communityformenofthegreatestabilityandattain-
    ments. Itisafact,however,thatindividualliberty
    hasmadeperceptibleprogressinthepopulation,andis
    stillgrowing,owingtotheincrease . ofeconomicwell-
    beingandthespreadofgeneralandtechnicaleducation .
    Butalthoughsocialismislikewisespreadingfast,Ifeel
    inclinedtothinkthatinJapanahighgradeofinstruction
    andofsocialdevelopmentonlatter-daylineswillbe
    foundcompatiblewiththatextraordinarycohesiveness
    towhichtheraceowesthepositionwhichitoccupies
    amongthecommunitiesoftheworld . Thesoulofthe
    individualJapanesemaybesaidtofloatinanatmosphere
    ofcollectivity,which,whileleavinghisintellectintact,
    swayshissentimentsandmodifieshischaracterbyren-
    deringhimimpressibletomotivesofanorderwhichhas
    thewealoftheraceforitsobject .
    Japanhasborrowedwhatseemedtoherleadersto
    bethebestofeverythinginforeigncountries . They
    analyzedthemilitary,political,andindustrialsuccesses
    oftheirfriendsandenemies,satisfactorilyexplainedand
    dulyfructifiedthem . Theyusetheschoolastheseed-
    plotofthestate,andinculcateconceptionstherewhichthe
    entirecommunityendeavorslaterontoembodyinacts
    andinstitutions. Andwhattheelementaryschoolhas
    begun,theintermediate,thetechnical,and thehigh
    schoolsdevelopandperfect,aidedbythepress,whichis
    encouragedbythestate .
    Japan'sidealcannotbeoffhandedlycondemned as
    immoral,pernicious,orillegitimate .
    Itspartizansper-
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    tinentlyinvokeeveryprinciplewhichtheirAlliesapplied
    totheirownaimsandstrivings . Andmenofdeeper
    insightthanthosewhopresideoverthefortunesofthe
    Ententeto-dayrecognizethatEuropeansofhigh . prin-
    ciplesanddiscerningminds,whoperceivethecentral
    issues,would,weretheyinthepositionoftheJapanese
    statesmen,likewisebendtheirenergiestotheachievement
    ofthesameaims .
    TheJapanesearguetheircasesomewhatasfollows :
    "WearedeterminedtohelpChinatoputherselfin
    linewithourselves,andtokeepherfromfallinginto
    anarchy. Andnoonecanhonestlydenyourqualifica-
    tions . Weandtheyhaveverymuchincommon,and
    weunderstandthemasnoAnglo-Saxonorotherforeign
    peoplecan . Ontheonehandourownpastexperience
    resemblesthatoftheMiddleKingdom,andonthe
    otherourmethodofadaptingourselvestothenewinter-
    nationalconditionschallengedandreceivedtheungrudg-
    ingadmirationofaworlddisposedtobecritical
    . The
    PekingtreatiesofMay,1915,betweenChinaandJapan,
    andthepristinedraftsofthemwhichweremodified
    beforesignature,enabletheoutsidertoformafairly
    accurateopinionofJapan'seconomicandpoliticalpro-
    gram,whichamountstotheapplicationofaFarEastern
    MonroeDoctrine .
    "WhatweseektoobtainintheFarEastiswhatthe
    WesternPowershavesecuredthroughouttheremainder
    oftheglobe : therighttocontributetothemoraland
    intellectualprogressofourbackwardneighbors,andto
    profitbyourexertions . Chinaneedsthehelpwhichwe
    areadmittedlyabletobestow . Toourmissionno
    cogentobjectionhaseverbeenoffered
    . NoCabinetin
    TokiohaseverlookedupontheMiddleRealmasa
    possiblecolonyfortheJapanese . Thenotionispre-
    posterous,seeingthatChinaisalreadyover-populated .
    33 2
    JAPAN
    WhatJapansorelyneedsaresourceswhencetodraw
    coalandironforindustrialenterprise . Shealsoneeds
    cottonandleather . "
    Intruth,the-ever-readycommandoftheserawma-
    terialsattheirsources,whichmustbeneitherremotenor
    subjecttopotentialenemies,isindispensable
    tothe
    successofJapan'sdevelopment
    .
    Butforthemomentthe
    English-speakingnationshave
    a
    vetouponthem,invirtue
    ofpossession,andtheembargoputbytheUnitedStates
    governmentupontheexportofsteelduringthewar
    causedaprofoundemotioninNippon . Fortheship-
    buildingworkstherehadincreasedinnumberfromnine
    beforetheWartotwelvein 1917, andtotwenty-eightat
    thebeginningof 1918, withonehundredslipscapable
    ofproducingsixhundredthousandtonsofnetregister .
    Theeffectofthatembargowastoshutdownbetween
    7o and 8o percent. oftheshipbuildingworks of the
    country,andtomenacewithextinctionanindustrywhich
    wasbringinginimmenseprofits
    .
    ItwaswiththeseantecedentsandaimsthatJapan
    appearedbeforetheConferenceinParisandasked,not
    forsomethingwhichshelackedbefore,butmerelyfor
    theconfirmationofwhatshealreadypossessedbytreaty .
    Itmustbeadmittedthatshehaddamagedhercauseby
    themannerinwhichthattreatyhadbeenobtained. To
    saythatshehadintimidatedtheChinese,insteadof
    coaxingthemorbargainingwiththem,wouldbea
    truism. ThefallofTsingtaogaveherafavorableoppor-
    tunity,andsheusedandmisuseditunjustifiably . The
    demandsinthemselveswereopentodiscussionand,if
    oneweighsallthecircumstances,wouldnotdeservea
    classificationdifferentfromsomeofthose-theprotection
    ofminoritiesorthetransitproviso,forexample-imposed
    bythegreateronthelessernationsattheConference
    .
    Butthemodeinwhichtheywerepressedirritatedthe
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    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    susceptibleChineseandbeliedtheprofessions
    made
    bytheMikado'sMinisters.
    Thesecrecy,too,withwhich
    theTokioCabinetendeavoredtosurroundthemwar-
    rantedtheworstconstruction.
    YuanShiKai 1 regarded
    theprocedureasadeadlyinsulttohimselfandhiscountry
    .
    AndthecircumstancethattheJapanesegovernment
    failedeithertoforeseeortoavoidthisamazingpsycho-
    logicalblunderlentcolortotheobjectionsofthosewho
    questionedJapan'squalificationsforthemissionshehad
    setherself
    . ThewoundinflictedonChinabythatex-
    hibitionofinsolencewillnotsoonheal .
    Howitreacted
    maybeinferredfromthestrenuousandwell-calculated
    oppositionoftheChinesedelegationattheConference
    Norwasthat all .
    Inthesummerof1916afreefight
    occurredbetweenChineseandJapanesesoldiersinCheng-
    cha-tun,therightsandwrongsofwhichwere,
    asis
    usualinsuchcases,obscure. ButtheOkumaCabinet,
    assumingthattheChineseweretoblame,pouncedupon
    theincidentandmadeitthebaseoffreshdemandsto
    China, 2
    twoofwhichweremanifestlyexcessive .
    That
    Chinawouldbebetteroffthansheisorisotherwise
    likelytobecomeunderJapaneseguidanceisinthehighest
    degreeprobable .
    Butinorderthatthatguidanceshould
    beeffectiveitmustbeaccepted,andthiscanonlybethe
    consequenceofsuchapolicyofcordiality,patience,and
    magnanimityaswasoutlinedbymyfriend,thelate
    ViscountMotono . 3
    AttheConferencethepolicyoftheJapanesedelegates
    wasclear-rutandcoherent . Itmaybesummarizedas
    follows :theJapanesedelegationdecidedtogiveits
    1
    ThelatePresidentoftheChineseRepublic .
    2
    Thesedemandswere(i)anapologyfromtheChineseauthorities ; (2)
    anindemnityforthekilledandwounded
    ;(3)thepolicingofcertaindis-
    trictsofManchuriabytheJapanese
    ;and(4)theemploymentofJapanese
    officerstotrainChinesetroopsinManchuria .
    a
    MinisterofForeignAffairs . Herepudiatedhispredecessor'spolicy
    .
    334
    JAPAN
    entiresupporttotheAlliesinallmattersconcerningthe
    futurerelationsofGermanyandRussia,westernEurope,
    theBalkans,theAfricancolonies,aswellasfinancial
    indemnitiesandreparations . ThefateoftheSamoan
    ArchipelagomustbedeterminedinaccordwithBritain
    andtheUnitedStates . NewGuineashouldbeallottedto
    Australia . AstheMarshall,Caroline,andLadrone
    Islands,althoughofnointrinsicvalue,wouldconstitutea
    dangerinGermany'shands,theyshouldbetakenoverby
    Japan . TsingtaoandtheportofKiaochowshouldbelong
    toJapan,aswellastheTainanrailway . Japanwould
    co-operatewiththeAlliesinmaintainingorderinSiberia,
    butnoPowershouldarrogatetoitselfapreponderant
    voiceinthematterofobtainingconcessionsorother
    intereststhere
    . Lastly,theprincipleoftheopendoorwas
    tobeupheldinChina,JapanbeingadmittedlythePower
    whichisthemostinterestedintheestablishmentand
    maintenanceofpeaceintheFarEast .
    AttheConference,whentheKiaochowdisputecame
    upfordiscussion,theJapaneseattitude,accordingtotheir
    Anglo-SaxonandFrenchcolleagues,wascalmanddig-
    nified,theirlanguagecourteous,theirargumentswereput
    withstudiedmoderation,andtheirresolvetohavetheir
    treatyrightsrecognizedwasinflexible
    .
    Theircasewas
    simpleenough,andundertheoldorderingunanswerable
    .
    Theonlyquestionwaswhetheritwouldbeinvalidatedby
    thenewdispensation . ButastheUnitedStateshad
    obtainedrecognitionforitsMonroeDoctrine,Britain
    forthesupremacyofthesea,andFrancefortheoccupa-
    tionoftheSaarValleyandthesuspensionoftheright
    ofself-determinationinthecaseofAustria,itwasobvious
    thatJapanhadabundantandcogentargumentsforher
    demands,whichwerethattheChineseterritoryonce
    heldbyGermany,andsincewrestedfromthatPower
    byJapan,beformallyretrocededtoJapan,whoseclaim
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    toitrestedupontherightofconquestandalsouponthe
    faithoftreatieswhichshehadconcludedwithChina .
    Atthesametimesheexpresslyandspontaneouslydis-
    claimedtheintentionofkeepingthatterritoryforherself .
    BaronMakinosaidatthePeaceTable :
    "Theacquisitionofterritorybelongingtoonenation
    whichitistheintentionofthecountryacquiringitto
    exploittoitssoleadvantageisnotconducivetoamity
    orgood-will . "Japan,althoughbythefortuneofwar
    Germany'sheirtoKiaochow,didnotpurposeretainingit
    fortheremainingtermofthelease ;shehad,infact,
    alreadypromisedtorestoreittoChina . Shemaintained,
    however,thattheconditionsofretrocessionshouldform
    thesubjectofageneralsettlementbetweenTokioand
    Peking.
    s
    TheChinesedelegation,whichworkedvigorouslyand
    indefatigablyandwonoveraconsiderablenumberof
    backers,arguedthatKiaochowhadceasedtobelongto
    GermanyonthedaywhenChinadeclaredwaronthat
    state,inasmuchasalltheirtreaties,includingthelease
    ofKiaochow,wereabrogatedbythatdeclaration,and
    theownershipofeveryroodofChineseterritoryheld
    byGermanyrevertedinlawtoChina,andshouldthere-
    forebehandedovertoher,andnottoJapan
    . Tothis
    pleaBaronMakinoreturnedtheanswerthatwiththe
    urrenderofTsingtaotoJapanin1914 1 thewholeim-
    perialGermanprotectoratesofShantunghadpassedto
    thatPower,Chinabeingstillaneutral . Consequentlythe
    entryofChinaintothewarin1917couldnotaffectthe
    statusoftheprovincewhichalreadybelongedtoNippon
    byrightofconquest
    . Asamatterofallegedfact,this
    captureoftheprotectoratesbytheJapanesehadbeen
    speciallydesiredbytheBritishgovernment,inorderto
    preventGermanyfromcedingittoChina . Ifthatmove
    1 November8th .
    336
    JAPAN
    meantanything,therefore,itmeantthatneitherChina
    norGermanyhadorcouldhaveanyholdontheterritory
    onceitwascapturedbyJapan . Further,thisconquest
    waseffectedatthecostofvastsumsofmoneyandtwo
    thousandJapaneselives.
    Norwasthatall . Intheyear1915 1 Chinasignedan
    agreementwithJapan,undertaking"torecognizeallmat-
    tersthatmaybeagreeduponbetweentheJapanesegov-
    ernmentandtheGermangovernmentrespectingthedis-
    positionofalltherights,interests,andconcessionswhich,
    invirtueoftreatiesorotherwise,Germanypossesses
    vis-d-vis China,inrelationtotheprovinceofShantung . "
    Thistreaty,theChinesedelegatesanswered,wasextorted
    byforce . Japan,havingvainlysoughttoobtainitby
    negotiationsthatlastednearlyfourmonths,finallypre-
    sentedanultimatum, 2 givingChinaforty-eighthoursin
    whichtoacceptit . Shehadnoalternative . Butatleast
    shemadeitknowntotheworldthatshewasbeing
    coerced . Itwasonthedayonwhichthatdocument
    wassignedthattheJapaneserepresentativeinPeking
    sentaspontaneousdeclarationtotheChineseMinisterof
    ForeignAffairs,promisingtoreturntheleasedterritory
    toChinaonconditionthatallKiaochowbeopenedasa
    commercialport,thataJapanesesettlementbeestab-
    lished,andalsoaninternationalsettlement,ifthePowers
    desiredit,andthatanarrangementbemadebeforehand
    betweentheChineseandJapanesegovernmentswith
    regardto"thedisposalofGermanpublicestablishments
    andpopulations,andwithregardtootherconditionsand
    procedures . "
    TheJapanesefurtherinvokedanotherandlateragree-
    ment,whichwas,theyalleged,signedbytheChinese
    withoutdemur. $
    Thisaccord,comingaftertheentryof
    'May25,1915.

    z
    OnMay6,igi5 .
    aOnSeptember 24,1918 .
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    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Chinaintothewar,wastantamounttotherenunciation
    ofanyrightswhichChinamighthavebelievedshepos-
    sessedasacorollaryofherbelligerency .
    Italsodisposed,
    theJapaneseargued,ofhercontentionthattheterritory
    inquestionisindispensableandvitaltoher-acontention
    whichJapanmetwiththepromisetodeliveritup-and
    whichwasinvalidatedbyChina'srefusaltofightforit
    intheyear 1914 .
    Thislatterargumentwascontroverted
    bytheChineseassertionthattheywerereadyandwilling
    todeclarewaragainstGermanyattheoutset,butthat
    theirco-operationwasrefusedbytheEntente,andsub-
    sequentlybyJapan
    . Thisallegationiscredible,ifwe
    remembertheeagernessexhibitedbytheBritishgovern-
    mentthatJapanshouldlosenotimeinco-operatingwith
    herallies,therepresentationsmadebytheBritishAm-
    bassadortoBaronKatoonthesubject,'andthealleged
    motivetopreventtheretrocessionofShantungtoChina
    bytheGermangovernment .
    TheargumentsofChinaandJapanweresummarily
    putinthefollowingquestionsbyadelegateofeachcoun-
    try :
    "Yesorno,doesKiaochow,whosepopulationis
    exclusivelyChinese,formanintegralpartoftheChinese
    state?Yesorno,wasKiaochowbrutallyoccupiedby
    theKaiserintheteethofrightandjusticeandtothe
    detrimentofthepeaceoftheFarEast,anditmaybeof
    theworld?Yesorno,didJapanenterthewaragainst
    theaggressiveimperialismoftheGermanEmpire,and
    forthe
    . purposeofarrangingalastingpeaceintheFar
    East?Yesorno,wasKiaochowcapturedbytheEnglish
    andJapanesetroopsin 1914
    withthesoleobjectofde-
    stroyingadangerousnavalbase?Yesorno,wasChina's
    co-operationagainstGermany,whichwasadvocatedand
    offeredbyPresidentYuanShiKaiinAugust,
    1914,
    re-
    fusedattheinstigationofJapan? "
    2
    1 OnAugust7,1954.

    2
    Cf . LeMalin,April25,5919 .
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    JAPAN
    TheJapanesecatechismranthus : "Yesorno,was
    KiaochowaGermanpossessionin theyear
    1914?
    Yes
    orno,wastheworld,includingtheUnitedStates,acon-
    sentingpartytotheoccupationofthatprovincebythe
    Germans?
    WhydidChina,whoto-dayinsiststhatthat
    portisindispensabletoher,cedeittoGermany? Why
    in1914didshemakenoefforttorecoverit,butleavethis
    tasktotheJapanesearmy? Further,whocanmaintain
    thatjuridicallythelastwarabolished ipsofacto allthe
    cessionsofterritorypreviouslyeffected? Turkeyfor-
    merlycededCyprustoGreatBritain . Willitbeargued
    thatthiscessionisabrogatedandthatCyprusmustre-
    turntoTurkeydirectlyandunconditionally? TheCon-
    ferenceannouncedrepeatedlythatittookitsstandon
    justiceandthewelfareofthepeoples . Itisinthename
    ofthewelfareofthepeoples,aswellasinthenameof
    justice,thatweassertourrighttotakeoverKiaochow.
    Theharvesttohimwhosehandssoweththeseed . " 1
    Ifweaddtoalltheseconflictingdatathecircumstance
    thatGreatBritain,France,andRussiahadundertaken 2
    tosupportJapan'sdemandsattheConference,andthat
    Italyhadpromisedtoraisenoobjection,weshallhavea
    tolerablenotionofthevariousfactorsoftheChino-
    Japanesedispute,andofitsbearingsonthePeaceTreaty
    andontheprinciplesoftheCovenant .
    Itwasoneofthe
    manyillustrationsoftheincompatibilityoftheTreaty
    andtheCovenant,therespectivescopesofwhichwere
    1 LeMalin, April
    23,1919-
    2
    "HisMajesty'sGovernmentaccedewithpleasuretotherequestsofthe
    JapaneseGovernmentforassurancesthattheywillsupportJapan'sclaims
    inregardtothedisposalofGermany'srightsinShantung,andpossessions
    inislandsnorthoftheEquator,ontheoccasionofaPeaceConference,it
    beingunderstoodthattheJapaneseGovernmentwill,intheeventofa
    peacesettlement,treatinthesamespiritGreatBritain'sclaimstoGerman
    islandssouthoftheEquator. "(Signed)ConynghamGreene,British
    Ambassador, Tokio,February 16,1917 . Francegaveasimilarassurance
    inwritingonMarch 1,1917, andtheRussiangovernmenthadmadealike
    declarationonFebruary 20,1917 .
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    radicallyandirreconcilablydifferent . TheSupreme
    Councilhadtoadjudicateuponthematterfromthe
    pointofvieweitheroftheTreatyoroftheCovenant ;
    aspartofavulgarbargainoftheold,unregeneratedays,
    orasanexampleoftheself-renunciationofthenewethical
    system . ThemajorityoftheCouncilwaspledgedtothe
    formerwayofcontemplatingit,and,havingalreadypro-
    mulgatedanumberofdecreesrunningcountertothe
    Covenantdoctrineinfavoroftheirownpeoples,could
    notlogicallynorpoliticallymakeanexceptiontothe
    detrimentofJapan .
    WhatactuallyhappenedatthePeaceTableisstilla
    secret,andPresidentWilson,whoknowsitsnature,holds
    thatitisinthebestinterestsofhumanitythatitshould
    soremain ! Thelittlethathasasyetbeendisclosedcomes
    mainlyfromState-SecretaryLansing'sanswerstothe
    questionsputbytheSenateForeignRelationsCommit-
    tee . America'sseconddelegate,inanswertotheques-
    tionswithwhichhewasthereplied,affirmedthat"Presi-
    dentWilsonaloneapprovedtheShantungdecision,that
    theothermembersoftheAmericandelegationmadeno
    protestagainstit,andthatPresidentWilsonaloneknows
    whetherJapanhasguaranteedtoreturnShantungto
    China. " 1 AnothereminentAmerican,whoclaimstohave
    beenpresentwhenPresidentWilson'sactwasofficially
    explainedtotheChinesedelegates,statesthatthePresi-
    dent,disclosingtothemhismotives,pleadedthatpolitical
    exigencies,themenacethatJapanwouldabandonthe
    Conference,andtherumorthatEnglandherselfmight
    withdraw,hadconstrainedhimtoaccept the Shantung
    1 As a matteroffact,theentireworldknewandknowsthatshehadguar-
    anteedtheretrocession . BaronMakino der1-red itattheConference .
    Cf. The (London) Times, February 13, 1919 ;. alsoonMay5,1919 ;and
    ViscountUchidaconfirmeditonMay17,1919 . Ithadalsobeenstated
    intheJapaneseultimatumtoGermany,August15,1914,andrepeatedby
    ViscountUchidaatthebeginningofAugust,1819 .
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    JAPAN
    settlementinordertosavetheLeague . ' Rumorsappear
    tohaveplayedanunduepartintheConference,influenc-
    ingthejudgmentorthedecisionsoftheSupremeCouncil .
    Thereaderwillrememberthatitwasarumortotheeffect
    thattheItaliangovernmenthadalreadypublisheda
    decreeannexingFiumethatisallegedtohaveprecipitated
    thequarrelbetweenMr . WilsonandthefirstItaliandele-
    gation . Itisworthnotingthattheallegedmenacethat
    JapanwouldquittheConferenceifherdemandswere
    rejectedwasnotregardedbySecretaryLansingasserious .
    "CouldJapan'ssignaturetotheLeaguehavebeenob-
    tainedwithouttheShantungdecision? " hewasasked .
    "Ithinkso,"heanswered .
    Thedecisioncausedtremendousexcitementamongthe
    Chineseandtheirnumerousfriends . Atfirsttheypro-
    fessedskepticismandmaintainedthattheremustbesome
    misunderstanding,andfinallytheyprotestedandrefused
    tosigntheTreaty . OneoftheAmericanjournalspub-
    lishedinPariswrote :"Shantungwasatleastamoral
    explosion .
    Itblewdownthefrontofthetemple,andnow
    everybodycanseethatbehindthefronttherewasavery
    busymarket . Themoralswerethemoralsofahorse
    trade. Ifthemuezzinwereloudandconstantinhiscalls
    toprayer,itprobablywastodrownthesoundofthe
    dickeringinthemarket . Thereisnolongeranyobliga-
    tionuponthisnationtoaccepttheCovenantasamoral
    document . Itisnot . " 2
    Allthatmaybeperfectlytrue,butitsoundsoddthat
    thediscoveryshouldnothavebeenmadeuntilJapan's
    claimwasadmittedformallytotakeoverShantung,after
    shehadsolemnlypromisedtorestoreittoChina . The
    Covenantwascertainlytransgressedlongbeforethis,
    1 Mr. Thomas Millard, someofwhoseletterswerepublishedby
    TheNew
    YorkTimes . Cf. LeTemps, July29,1919 .
    2
    TheChicago Tribune (Parisedition),August 20, 1919.
    3 4 1
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    andmuchmoreflagrantlythanbyPresidentWilson's
    indorsementofJapan'sdemandfortheformalretroces-
    sionofShantung. Butbythoseinfractionsnobody
    seemedscandalized . Quod licetJovinonlicet bovi . Debts
    ofgratitudehadtobepaidattheexpenseoftheCovenant,
    andpeopleclosedtheireyesortheirlips . Itwasnot
    untiltheJapaneseaskedforsomethingwhichallher
    Europeanalliesconsideredtobeherrightthatanoutcry
    wasraisedandmoralprincipleswereinvoked .
    TheJapanesepresswasnowisejubilantoverthefinding
    oftheSupremeCouncil . Thejournals . ofallparties
    arguedthattheircountrywasreceivingnomorethanhad
    alreadybeenguaranteedtoitbyChina,andratifiedby
    theAlliesbeforethePeaceConferencemet,andtohave
    obtainedwhatwasalreadyhersbyrightsofconquestand
    oftreatieswasanythingbutatriumph . WhatJapan
    desiredwastohaveherselfrecognizedpractically,not
    merelyintheory,asthenationwhichisthemostnearly
    interestedinChina,andthereforedeservingofaspecial
    statusthere . Inotherwords,sheaimedattheproclama-
    tionofsomethinginthenatureofaFarEasterndoctrine
    analogoustothatofMonroe
    . Aspriorityofinteresthad
    beenconcededtoherbytheIshii-LansingAgreementwith
    theUnitedStates,itwasinthissensethatherpress
    wasfaintoconstruetheclauserespectingnon-inter-
    ferencewith"regionalunderstandings . "
    Thatpolicyisopen . Theprinciplesunderlyingit, al-
    waystenable,werenevermoresothansincethePeace
    ConferencesettheGreatPowerstodirectthelesser
    states . Moreover,Japan,itisargued,knowsbyexpe-
    riencethatChinahasalwaysbeenatemptationtothe
    Westernpeoples. Theysentexpeditionstofightherand
    dividedherterritoryintozonesofinfluence,although
    Chinawasneverguiltyofanaggressiveattitudetoward
    them,asshewastowardJapan . They
    were
    actuatedby
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    JAPAN
    landgreedandallthatthatimplies,andifChinawere
    abandonedtoherownresourcesto-morrowshewould
    surelyfallapreytoherWesternprotectors . Inthiscon-
    nectiontheypointtoanincidentwhichtookplaceduring
    theConference,whenSignorTittonidemandedthat
    ItalyshouldreceivetheAustrianconcessioninTientsin,
    whichadjoinstheItalianconcession .
    ButViscount
    Chindaprotestedandthedemandwasruledout .
    To
    sumup,thebroadmaximunderlyingJapan'spolicyas
    definedbyherownrepresentativesisthatintheresettle-
    mentoftheworldtheprincipleadopted,whetherthe
    oldorthenew,shallbeappliedfairlyandimpartially
    atleasttoalltheGreatPowers .
    Everyworldconflicthasmarkedthecloseofoneepoch
    andtheopeningofanother
    .
    Intothemelting-poton
    thefirekindledbythewarmanymomentousproblems
    havebeenflung,anyoneofwhichwouldhavesufficed
    tobringaboutanewpolitical,economic,andsocialcon-
    stellation.
    Japan'sadvancealongtheroadofprogress
    isoneofthesefar-ranginginnovations .
    Shebecamea
    GreatPowerinthewarsagainstChinaandRussia,andis
    qualifying forthepartofaWorldPowerto-day . And
    herstatesmenaffirmthatinordertoachieveherpurpose
    shewillrecoilfromnosacrificeexceptthoseofhonorand
    oftruth .
    ATTITUDE TOWARD
    RUSSIA
    I
    NtheirdealingswithRussiatheprincipalplenipotenti-
    ariesconsistentlydisplayedthequalitiesandemployed
    thestandards,maxims,andmethodswhichhadstood
    themingoodsteadasparliamentarypoliticians . The
    bettermentoftheworldwasanideawhichtookaseparate
    positionintheirminds,quiteapartfromtheotherpolitical
    ideaswithwhichtheyusuallyoperated . Overflowing
    withverbalaltruism,theyfirstmadesureofthepolitical
    andeconomicinterestsoftheirowncountries,safeguard-
    ingorextendingthesesourcesofpower,afterwhichthey
    proceededtotrytheirnovelexperimentoncommunities
    whichtheycouldcoerceintoobedience .
    Hencethe
    aversionandoppositionwhichtheyencounteredamong
    allthenationswhichhadtosubmittotheyoke,andmore
    especiallyamongtheRussians .
    Russia'sopposition,widespreadanddeep-rooted, is
    natural,andhistorywillprobablyaddthatitwasjustified
    .
    Itstartsfromtheassumption,whichthereisnogainsaying,
    thattheConferencewasconvokedtomakepeacebetween
    thebelligerentsandthatwhateverterritorialchanges
    itmightintroducemustberestrictedtothecountries
    ofthedefeatedpeoples . Fromall"disannexations"not
    onlytheAllies'territories,butthoseofneutrals,wereto
    beexempted. Repudiatethisprincipleandthedemands
    ofIreland,Egypt,Indiatothebenefitsofself-determina-
    tionbecameunanswerable . Belgium'sclaimtoDutch
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    Limburg and
    other territorial
    oddments must likewise
    be
    allowed
    .
    Indeed, the plea actually
    put forward
    againstthesewasthattheConferencewasincompetent
    totouchanyterritoryactuallypossessedbyeitherneu-
    tralorAlliedstates . Ireland,Egypt,andDutchLimburg
    werealldomesticmatterswithwhichtheConference
    hadnoconcern .
    DespitethisfundamentalprincipleRussia,thewhilom
    Ally,withoutwhosesuperhumaneffortsandheroicsacri-
    ficesherpartnerswouldhavebeenpulverized,wastacitly
    relegatedtothecategoryofhostileanddefeatedpeoples,
    andmanyofherprovincesloppedoffarbitrarilyand
    withoutappeal . Noneofherrepresentativeswascon-
    vokedorconsultedonthesubject,althoughallofthem,
    Bolshevistandanti-Bolshevist,wereatoneintheirre-
    sistancetoforeigndictation .
    TheConferencerepeatedlydisclaimedanyintention
    ofmeddlingintheinternalaffairsofanyotherstate,
    andtheIrish,theEgyptian,andseveralotheranalogous
    problemswereforthepurposesoftheConferenceincluded
    inthiscategory . Onwhatintelligiblegrounds,then,
    weretheFinnish,theLettish,theEsthonian,theGeorgian,
    theUkrainianproblemsexcludedfromit?Onecannot
    conceiveamoreflagrantviolationofthesovereigntyofa
    statethantheseveranceanddisposalofitsterritorial
    possessionsagainstitswill . Itisafranklyhostileact,
    andassuchwasrightlylimitedbytheConferenceto
    enemycountries . Why,then,wasitextendedtothe
    ex-Ally?IsitnotclearthatifreconstitutedRussiashould
    regardtheAlliedstatesasenemiesandchoosethepoten-
    tialenemiesoftheseasitsfriends,itwillbelegitimately
    applyingtheprincipleslaiddownbytheAlliesthemselves?
    Noexpertininternationallawandnopersonofaverage
    commonsensewillseriouslymaintainthatanyofthe
    decisionsreachedinParisarebindingontheRussiaofthe
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    future . Noproblemwhichconcernstwoequalparties
    canberightfullydecidedbyonlyoneofthem
    . The
    Conferencewhichdeclareditselfincompetenttoimpose
    onHollandthecessiontoBelgiumevenofasmallstrip
    ofterritoryononeofthebanksoftheBelgianriver
    Scheldtcannotbedeemedauthorizedtosignawayvast
    provincesthatbelongedtoRussia . Herethepleaof
    theself-determinationofpeoplespossessesjustasmuch
    oraslittlecogencyasinthecaseofIrelandandEgypt .
    PresidentWilsonandMr . LloydGeorgehadinaugu-
    ratedtheirEastEuropeanpolicybypubliclyproclaiming
    thatRussiawasthekeytotheworldsituation,andthat
    thepeacewouldbenopeacesolongasherhundredand
    fiftymillioninhabitantswereleftflounderinginchaotic
    confusion,undertheupasshadeofBolshevism
    . They
    hadalsoheldouthopestotheirgreatex-allyofefficient
    helpandpracticalcounsel . Andthereendedwhatmay
    betermedtheconstructivesideoftheirconceptions .
    Itwasfollowedbynocoherentaction . Discourses,
    promises,maneuvers,andcounter-maneuverswerecon-
    tinuousandbewildering,butofsystematicpolicythere
    wasnone. Statesmanshipinthehighersenseoftheword
    wasabsentfromeverydecisionthedelegatestookand
    fromeverysuggestiontheyproffered . Norwasitonly
    byomissionthattheysinned . Theirinvincibleturn
    forcircuitousmethods,towhichseverercriticsgivea
    lesssonorousname,wasmanifested adnauseam. They
    workedoutcunninglittleschemeswhichitwashardto
    distinguishfromintrigues,andwhich,iftheyhadnot
    beenfoiledintime,wouldhavemademattersevenworse
    thantheyare . FromtheoutsettheBritishgovernment
    wasforsummoningBolshevistdelegatestotheConference .
    AnotetothiseffectwassentbytheLondonForeign
    OfficetotheAlliedgovernmentsaboutafortnightbefore
    thedelegatesbegantheirworkofmakingpeace . But
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    the
    suggestion was withdrawn atthe instance of the
    French,whodoubtedwhethertheservicesofsystematic
    lawbreakerswouldmateriallyconducetotheestablish-
    mentofanewsocietyoflaw-abidingstates . Soonafter-
    wardanotherschemecroppedup,thistimefortheappoint-
    mentofanInter-AlliedcommitteetowatchoverRussia's
    destiniesandserveasasortofboardofProvidence .
    Therepresentativesoftheanti-Bolshevistgovernments
    resentedthisnotionbitterly
    . Theyremarkedthatthey
    couldnotbefairlyaskedtorespectdecisionsimposedon
    themexactlyasthoughtheywerevanquishedenemies
    liketheGermans
    . TheBritishandAmericandelegates
    wereswayedintheirviewsmainlybytheassumptions
    thatallcentralRussiawasinthepowerofLenin ;that
    hisarmywaswelldisciplinedandpowerful ;thathe
    mightcontrivetoholdthereinsofgovernmentandmain-
    tainanarchismindefinitely,andthattheso-calledcon-
    structiveelementswereinclinedtowardreaction .
    Inotherwords,thedelegatesacceptedtwosetsofprem-
    ises,fromwhichtheydrewtwowhollydifferentsetsof
    conclusions. Nowtheyfeltimpelledtoactontheone,
    nowontheother,buttheycouldnevermakeuptheir
    mindstocarryouteither
    . TheyagreedthatBolshevism
    isapotentsolventofsociety,fraughtwithperiltoall
    organizedcommunities,yettheycouldnotresolvetouse
    jointactiontoextirpateit . 'Theyrecognizedthatso
    longasitlastedtherewasnohopeofestablishingacom-
    munityofnations,buttheydiscardedmilitaryinterven-
    tionongroundsoftheirowninternalpolicy,andbecause
    itrancountertotheprincipleofself-determination . Over
    againstthatprinciple,however,onehadtosetthecir-
    cumstancethattheywerealreadyinteimeddlinginRus-
    ' "FromwhateveranglethisRussianbusinessisviewed,thepolicyofthe
    Allies,ifitcanbedignifiedwiththatname,seemstobeacompoundof
    weakness,ineptitude,andshilly-shally
    . "-Cf . The Westminster Gazette,
    July
    5,1919-
    347
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    sianaffairsinArchangel,Murmansk,Odessa,andelse-
    where,andthattheyendedbycreatinganewstateand
    governmentinnorthwesternRussia,againstwhichKol-
    chakandDenikinvehementlyprotested .
    Inmitigationofjudgmentitisonlyfairtotakeinto
    accountthetremendousdifficultiesthatfacedthem ;their
    unfamiliaritywiththeRussianproblem ;thewantofa
    touchstonebywhichtotesttheoverwhelmingmassof
    conflictinginformationwhichpouredinuponthem ;their
    constitutionallackofmoralcourage,andthecircum-
    stancethattheywerestrivingtoreconcilecontradictories .
    Withoutchartorcompasstheydriftedintostrangeand
    sterilecourses,beginningwiththePrinkipoincidentand
    endingwiththewrittenexaminationtowhichthey
    naivelysubjectedKolchakinordertolegalizeinter-
    nationalrelations,whichcouldnottrulybedescribedas
    eitherwarorpeace . NeitherthecausesofBolshevism
    initsmorbidmanifestationsnortheunformulatedideas
    underlyingwhateverpositiveaspectitmaybesupposed
    topossess,northeconditionsgoverningitsslowbutper-
    ceptibleevolution,weresomuchasglancedat,muchless
    studied,bythestatesmenwhoblithelysetaboutdealing
    withitnowbymilitaryforce,nowbyeconomicpressure,
    andfitfullybytentativeforbearanceandhintstoits
    leadersofforthcomingrecognition .
    Onecannotthusplayfastandloosewiththedestinies
    ofacommunitycomposedofonehundredandfiftymillion
    peoplewhosemembersarebutslacklylinkedtogetherby
    afewtenuoussocialbonds,withoutforfeitingtherightto
    offerthemrealguidance . Andablindmanisapoor
    guidetothosewhocansee. AlonetheAmericanswere
    equippedwithcarefullytabulatedstatisticsandhuge
    massesoffactswhichtheypouredoutaslavishlyascoal-
    heavershurlthecontentsoftheirsacksintothecellar .
    Buttheyputthemtonopracticaluse . Losingthemselves
    348
    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    inalabyrinthofdetails,theyfailedtogetacomprehen-
    siveviewofthewhole.
    Theotherdelegationslacked
    bothdataandgeneralideas .
    AndalltheAllieswere
    destituteofapowerfularmyintheEast,andtherefore
    ofthemeansofassertingtheauthoritywhichthey
    assumed .
    Theyoneandalldealtinvaguetheoriesanddeceptive
    analogies,payinglittleheedtotheever-shiftingnecessi-
    tiesoftime,place,andpeoples,andindeedtotheonly
    conditionsunderwhichanynewmaximscouldbefruitfully
    applied. Andevensuchrulesastheylaiddownwere
    restrictedandmodifiedinaccordancewiththeirown
    countrigs'interestsortheirunavowedaims,withoutspe-
    cificwarrantorexplanation . Noaccountwastakenof
    thehistoricalneedsoraspirationsofthepeopleforwhom
    theywerelegislating,asthoughallnationswereofthe
    sameage,capableofthesamedegreeofculture,andim-
    pressibletoidenticalmotives . Itneverseemedtohave
    crossedtheirmindsthatracesandpeoples,likeindivid-
    uals,haveasoul,orthatwhatismeattoonemaybe
    poisontoanother .
    OneofthemostEntentophilandmoderatepressorgans
    inFranceputthematterforciblyandplainlyasfollows :
    "ThegovernmentsofWashingtonandofLondonare
    awarethatweareimmutablyattachedtothealliance
    withthem . Butweowethemthetruth. Fartoooften
    theymakeabadchoiceoftheagentswhosebusinessit
    istokeeptheminformed,andtheyaffecttoomuchdis-
    dainforfriendlysuggestionswhichemanatefromany
    othersource . Americanagents,inparticular,civilas
    wellasmilitary,exploreEuropemuch as theirforebears
    `prospected'theFarWest,andtheylookuponthemost
    ancientnationsofEuropeasIroquois,Comanches,or
    Aztecs. Theyareastoundedatnotfindingeverything
    ontheoldContinentasinNewYorkorChicago,andthey
    349
    THE INSIDE STORY
    OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    settoworktoreformEuropeaccordingtotherulesin
    forceinOklahomaorColorado
    . Nowweventurere-
    spectfullytopointouttothemthatmethodsdifferwith
    countries. IntheUnitedStatestheColonistswerewont
    toset firetotheforestsinordertoclearandfertilizethe
    land .
    CertainAmericanagentsrecommendtheemploy-
    mentinEuropeofananalogousprocedureinpolitical
    matters .
    TheyrejoicetobeholdtheRussianandHun-
    garianforestsburstintoflame
    . InLenin,Trotzky,Bela
    Kuhn,theyappreciateusefulpioneersofthenewciviliza-
    tion . Wecravetheirpermissiontoviewthesethings
    fromanotherside . InoldEuropeonecannotsetfireto
    theforestswithoutatthesametimeburningvillagesand
    cities. " 1
    BeforeandduringthearmisticeIwasinalmostcon-
    stanttouchwithallRussianpartieswithinthecountry
    andwithout,andreceiveddetailedaccountsofthechang-
    ingconditionsofthepeople,which,althoughconflicting
    inmanydetails,enabledmetoformatolerablycorrect
    pictureofthetrendofthingsandtoforecastwhatwas
    coming.
    AmongothercommunicationsIreceivedproposalsfrom
    MoscowwiththerequestthatIshouldpresentthemto
    oneoftheBritishdelegates,whowassupposedtobethen
    takinganactiveinterest,oratanyrateplayingapromi-
    nentpart,inthereconstructionofRussia,lessforher
    ownsakethanforthatofthegeneralpeace
    . Butasit
    chanced,theeminentstatesmanlackedtheleisuretotake
    cognizanceoftheproposal,theobjectofwhichwastohit
    uponsuch amodus vivendi withRussiaaswouldenable
    herunitedpeoplestoenteruponanormalcourseof
    nationalexistencewithoutfurtherdelay .
    Incidentally
    itwouldhaveputanendtocertainconversationsthen
    3 Cf. Journaldes Debats, Augustz3,igig . ArticlebyM. AugusteGau-
    vain
    .
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    goingforwardwithaviewtoafriendlyunderstanding
    betweenRussiaandGermany . Itwouldalso,Ihad
    reasontobelieve,havedividedthespeculativeBolshevist
    groupfromtheextremebloodthirstyfaction,produceda
    completeschismintheparty,andsecuredanarmistice
    whichwouldhavepreventedtheAllies'subsequentde-
    featsatMurmansk,Archangel, andOdessa .
    Truth
    promptsmetoaddthatthesedesirableby-results,
    al-
    thoughheldoutasinducementsandcharacterizedas
    readilyattainable,wereguaranteedonlybytheunofficial
    pledgeofmenwhosegoodfaithwasnotoriouslydoubtful .
    Thedocumentsubmittedtomeisworthsummarizing.
    Itcontainedalucid,many-sided,andplausibleaccountof
    theRussiansituation . Amongotherthings,itwasa
    confessionoftheenormityofthecrimesperpetrated,on
    bothsides,itsaid,whichitascribedlargelytothe brutaliz-
    ing effectsoftheWorldWar,wagedunderdisastrouscon-
    ditionsunknowninotherlands . Myriadsofpractically
    unarmedmenhadbeenexposedduringthecampaignto
    wholesaleslaughter,orlefttodieinslowagonieswhere
    theyfell,orwerekilledoffbyfamineanddisease,forthe
    triumphofacausewhichtheyneverunderstood,buthad
    recentlybeentoldwasthatofforeigncapitalists .
    Inthe
    demoralizationthatensued all restraintsfellaway
    .
    The
    entiresocialfabric,fromgroundworktosummit,wasrent,
    andsociety,convulsedwithbestialpassions,toreitsown
    memberstopieces . Russiaranamuckamongthenations
    .
    Thatwastheheightofwarfrenzy . Sincethen,the
    documentwenton,passionhadabatedsensiblyanda
    numberofwell-intentionedmenwhohadbeenswept
    onwardbythecurrentwerefastcomingtotheirsenses,
    whileotherswerealreadysane,eagertostemitand
    anxiousformoralsympathyfromoutside
    .
    Fromoutoftherevolutionarywelter,the expose con-
    tinued,certainhopefulphenomenahademergedsympto-
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    THEINSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    maticofanewspirit
    .
    Conditionsconducivetoequality
    existed,althoughrealequalitywasstillasomewhatre-
    moteideal
    . Butthetendenciesoverthewholesphere
    ofRussiansocial,moral,andpoliticallifehadundergone
    remarkableandinvigoratingchangesinthedirectionof
    "reasonabledemocracy . " Manywholesomereformshad
    beenattempted,andsomewerepartiallyrealized,es-
    peciallyinelementaryinstruction,whichwasbeingspread
    clumsily,nodoubt,asyet,butextensivelyandequally,
    beingabsolutelygratuitous . '
    Variousotherso-calledameliorationswereenumerated
    inthisobviouslypartial
    expose,
    whichwasfollowedbyan
    apologyforcertainprominentindividuals,who,having
    beensweptofftheirfeetbytherevolutionaryfloods,
    wouldgladlygetbacktofirmlandandhelptoextricatethe
    nationfromtheSerbonianboginwhichitwassinking .
    Theyadmittedashareoftheresponsibilityforhaving
    setinmotionavastjuggernautchariot,which,however,
    theyhadarrested,buthopedtoexpiatepasterrorsby
    futurezeal . Atthesametimetheyurgedthatitwasnot
    theywhohaddemoralizedthearmyorabolishedthe
    deathpenaltyorthrownopenthesluice-gatestoanarchist
    floods . Onthecontrary,theyclaimedtohavereorganized
    thenationalforces,reintroducedtheseverestdiscipline
    everknown,appointedexperiencedofficers,andrestored
    capitalpunishment . Norwasitthey,buttheirpred-
    ecessors,theyadded,whohadruinedthetransportser-
    viceofthecountryandcausedthefoodscarcity .
    Theseindividualswould,itwassaid,welcomepeace
    andfriendshipwiththeEntente,andgiveparticularly
    favorableconsiderationtoanyproposalcomingfromthe
    iTherecanbenodoubtthattheBolshevistgovernmentunderLuna-
    tcharskyhasmadeapointoffurtheringthearts,sciences,andelementary
    instruction
    . AllreportsfromforeigntravelersandfromeminentRussians
    -oneofthesemyuniversityfellow-student,nowperpetualsecretaryof
    theAcademy-agreeaboutthissilverliningtoadarkcloud .
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    English-speakingpeoples, inwhomtheyweredisposed
    toplaceconfidenceundercertainsimpleconditions
    .
    The
    needfortheseconditionswouldnotbegainsaidbythe
    BritishandAmericangovernmentsiftheyrecalledto
    mindthetreatmentwhichtheyhadtheretoforemeted
    outtotheRussianpeople. AtthatmomentnoRussian
    ofanypartyregardedorcouldregardtheAllieswithout
    groundedsuspicions,forwhilerepudiatinginterference
    indomesticaffairs,theFrench,Americans,andBritish
    werestrivinghardtoinfluenceeverypartyinRussia,
    andwereevenbelievedtoharbordesignsoncertain
    provinces,suchastheCaucasusandSiberia . Colorwas
    impartedtothesemisgivingsbythecircumstancethatthe
    Alliedgovernmentswereopenlycountenancingthedis-
    membermentofthecountrybydetachingnon-Russian
    andevenRussianelementsfromthemainbody . It
    behoovedtheAlliestodissipatethismistrustbyissuing
    astatementoftheirpolicyinunmistakableterms,re-
    pudiatingschemesforterritorialgains,renouncinginter-
    ferenceindomesticaffairsandcomplicityintheworkof
    disintegratingthecountry . Russiaandheraffairsmust
    belefttoRussians,whowouldnotgrudgeeconomiccon-
    cessionsasareasonable quidproquo .
    Theproposalfurtherinsistedthatthedeclarationof
    policyshouldbeatoncefollowedbythedespatchoftwo
    orthreewell-knownpersonsacquaintedwith-Russiaand
    Russianaffairs,andenjoyingtheconfidenceofEuropean
    peoples,toinquireintotheconditionsofthecountryand
    makeanexhaustivereport. Thismission,itwasadded,
    neednotbeofficial,itmightbeintrustedtoindividuals
    unattachedtoanygovernment .
    Ifasatisfactoryanswertothisproposalwerereturned
    withinafortnight,anarmisticeandsuspensionofthe
    secret pourparlers withGermanywould,Iwastold,have
    followed . Thatthiscompactwouldhaveledtoa
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    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    settlementoftheRussianproblemsismorethanany
    one,howeverwellinformed,couldvouchfor,butIhad
    somegroundsforbelievingthemovetobegenuineand
    thepromisesoverdone . Noreasonablemotivesuggested
    itselfforavulgarhoax . Moreover,theoverturedis-
    closedtwoimportantfacts,oneofwhichwasknownatthe
    timeonlytotheBolshevistgovernment-namely,that
    secret pourparlers
    weregoingforwardbetweenBerlinand
    Moscowforthepurposeofarrivingataworkableunder-
    standingbetweenthetwogovernments,andthatthe
    Alliedtroops'atOdessa,Archangel,andMurmanskwere
    inawretchedplightandindirerneedofanarmisticethan
    theBolsheviki . 1
    Imentionedthemattersummarilytooneofthedel-
    egates,whoevincedacertaininterestinitandprom-
    isedtodiscussitatlengthlateronwithaviewtoaction
    .
    AnothertowhomIunfoldeditlaterthoughtitwouldbe
    wellifImyselfstarted,togetherwithtwoorthreeothers,
    forMoscow,Petrograd,Ekaterinodar,andotherplaces,
    andreportedonthesituation
    . Butweekswentbyand
    nothingwasdone. 2
    Ihadinterestingtalkswithsomeinfluentialdelegates
    ontheeveoftheinvitationissuedtoall
    defacto govern-
    mentsofRussiatoforgatheratPrinkipoforasymposium
    .
    Theyadmittedfranklyatthetimethattheyhadnopolicy
    andweregropinginthedark,andoneofthemheldtothe
    dogmathatnolightfromoutsidewastobeexpected
    .
    Theygavemetheimpressionthatunderlyingtheimpend-
    ingsummonswastheconvictionthatBolshevism,divest-
    edofitsfrenziedmanifestations,was a roughand
    ready
    governmentcalumniouslyblackenedbyunscrupulousen-
    emies,criminalperhapsinitsoutbursts,butsuitedinits
    ' Thislatterfactwasdoubtless
    known totheBritishgovernment,which
    decidedasearlyasMarchtorecalltheBritishtroopsfromnorthernRussia
    .
    2
    Ipublishedthefactsin TheDailyTelegraph, April 21, and
    ThePublic
    Ledgerof
    Philadelphia,Aprilio,1919 .
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    feasibleaimstothepeculiarneedsofapeculiarpeople,
    andthereforeasworthyofbeingrecognizedasanyofthe
    others . Itwasurgedthatithadalreadylastedacon-
    siderabletimewithoutprovokingacounter-movement
    worthyofthename ;thatthestoriescirculatingaboutthe
    horrorsofwhichitwasguiltyweredemonstrablyexag-
    gerated ;thatmanyofthebloodyatrocitiesweretobe
    ascribedtocrazyindividualsonbothsides ;thatthe
    witnessesagainstLeninwerepartialanduntrustworthy ;
    thatsomethingshouldbedonewithoutdelaytosolvea
    pressingproblem,andthattheConferencecould . think
    ofnothingbetter,nor,infact,ofanyalternative .
    Tometheprincipalschemeseemedasinistermistake,
    bothinformandinsubstance . Inform,becauseitnullified
    themotiveswhichdeterminedthehelpgiventothe
    Greeks,Poles,andSerbs,whowerebeingurgedtocrush
    theBolshevists,andlefttheAllieswithoutgoodgrounds
    forkeepingtheirowntroopsinArchangel,Odessa,and
    northernRussiatostoptheonwardmarchofBolshevism .
    SomegovernmentshadpubliclystigmatizedtheBol-
    shevistsascutthroats ;onehadpledgeditselfneverto
    haverelationswiththem,butthePrinkipoinvitation
    bespokearesolvetocancelthesejudgmentsanddeclara-
    tionsandchangetheirtackasanimprovementondoing
    nothingatall . Theschemewasalsoanerrorinsub-
    stance,becausethesolemotivethatcouldwarrantit
    wasthehopeofreconcilingthewarringparties . And
    thathopewasdoomedtodisappointmentfromtheoutset .
    AccordingtothePrinkipoproject,whichwasattributed
    toPresidentWilson,'aninvitationwastobeissuedtoall
    organizedgroupsexercisingorattemptingtoexercise
    politicalauthorityormilitarycontrolinSiberiaand
    northernRussia,tosendrepresentativestoconferwith
    ' ColonelHouseissaidtohavedissociatedhimselffromthePresidenton
    thisoccasion .
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    thedelegatesoftheAlliedandAssociatedPowerson
    Prince'sIslands
    . Itisdifficulttodiscusstheexpedient
    seriously. Onefeelslikeamemberofthelittlepeople
    ofyore,whoarereportedtohaveconsultedanoracle
    toascertainwhattheymustdotokeepfromlaughing
    duringcertaindebatesonpublicaffairs
    . Itexposedits
    ingenuousauthorstotheridiculeoftheworldandmade
    itcleartothedullestapprehensionthatfromthatquarter,
    atanyrate,theRussianpeople,asawhole,mustexpect
    neitherlightnorleading,norintelligentappreciation
    oftheirterribleplight . Thereisasphereofinfluence
    inthehumanintellectbetweenthereasonandtheimag-
    ination,theboundarylineofwhichisshadowy. That
    spherewouldseemtobethesourcewhencesomeofthe
    mostextraordinarynotionscreepintothemindsofmen
    whohavesuddenlycomeintoapositionofpowerwhich
    theyarenotqualifiedtowield-the nouveauxpuissants
    oftheworldofpolitics .
    TothecreditoftheSupremeCouncilitneverlet
    offendeddignitystandbetweenitselfandthetriumph
    ofanyofthevariouscauseswhichitsuccessivelytookin
    hand
    . Timeandagainithadbeenaddressedbythe
    RussianBolshevistgovernmentinthemostopprobrious
    terms,andaccusednotmerelyofclothingpoliticalexpedi-
    encyinthegarbofspuriousidealism,butofgivingthe
    foreplaceinpoliticallifetosordidinterests,overwhich
    acloakofhumanitarianismhadbeendeftlythrown .
    OneofficialmissivefromtheBolshevistgovernmentto
    PresidentWilsonisworthquotingfrom :
    1
    "Weshould
    liketolearnwithmoreprecisionhowyouconceivethe
    SocietyofNations?Whenyouinsistontheindependence
    ofBelgium,ofSerbia,ofPoland,yousurelymeanthat
    themassesofthepeopleareeverywheretotakeoverthe
    1
    ItwassentattheendofOctober,1918,andtomyknowledgewasnot
    publishedinfull .
    ,356
    ATTITUDE
    TOWARD
    RUSSIA
    administrationofthecountry . Butitisoddthatyou
    didnotalsorequiretheemancipationofIreland,of
    Egypt,ofIndia,andofthePhilippines. . . .
    "AsweconcludedpeacewiththeGermanKaiser,for
    whomyouhavenomoreconsiderationthanwehavefor
    you,sowearemindedtomakepeacewithyou
    . We
    propose,therefore,thediscussion,inconcertwithour
    allies,ofthefollowingquestions :(z)AretheFrenchand
    Englishgovernmentsreadytogiveupexactingtheblood
    oftheRussianpeopleifthispeopleconsenttopaythem
    ransomandtocompensatetheminthatway? (2) If
    theanswerisintheaffirmative,whatransomwouldthe
    Allieswant(railwayconcessions,goldmines,orterritories) ?
    "Wealsolookforwardtoyourtellingusexactly
    whetherthefutureSocietyofNationswillbeajoint
    stockenterprisefortheexploitationofRussia,andin
    particular-asyourFrenchalliesrequire-forforcing
    Russiatorefundthemilliardswhichtheirbankersfur-
    nishedtotheTsaristgovernment,orwhethertheSociety
    ofNationswillbesomethingdifferent . . . . "
    AssoonasthePrinkipomotionwaspassedbythe
    delegatesIwasinformedbytelephone,andIlostnotime
    incommunicatingthetidingstoRussia'sofficialrepre-
    sentativesinParis . Theplanastoundedthem . They
    couldhardlybelievethat,whilehopefullynegotiating
    withtheanti-Bolshevists,theConferencewasdesirous
    atthesametimeofopening pourparlers withtheLeninists,
    betweenwhomandthemantagonismwasnotmerely
    political,butpersonalandvindictive,likethatoftwo
    Albaniansinabloodfeud . Isuggestedthatthescheme
    shouldbethwartedatitsinception,andthatforthispur-
    poseIshouldbeauthorizedbytherepresentativesofthe
    four 1 constructivegovernmentsinRussiatomakeknown
    1 Omsk,Ekaterinodar,Archangel,andtheCrimea . Thelast-nameddis-
    appearedsoonafterward .
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    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    theirdecision . Iwasaccordinglyempoweredtoannounce
    totheworldthattheywouldcategoricallyrefusetosend
    anyrepresentativestoconferwiththeassassinsoftheir
    kinsmenandthedestroyersoftheircountry,andthat
    undernocircumstanceswouldtheyswervefromthat
    attitude .
    Havingreceivedtheauthorization,Icabled
    totheUnitedStatesandBritainthattheprojectedmeet-
    ingwouldcometonaught,owingtotherefusalofall
    constructiveelementstoagreetoanycompromisewith
    theBolsheviki ;thatintheopinionofRussia'srepresenta-
    tivesinParistheadvancemadebytheplenipotentiaries
    wouldstrengthentheBolshevistmovement,renderthe
    civilwarmoremercilessthanbefore,andraiseupformid-
    abledifficultiestotheestablishmentoftheLeagueof
    Nations.
    Buttheplenipotentiariesdidnotyetgiveuptheircause
    aslost . Bywayof"savingtheirface,"theyunofficially
    approachedtheRussianMinistersinParis,whomthey
    hadnotdeignedtoconsultonthesubjectbeforemaking
    theplunge,andexhortedthemtogiveatleastaformal
    assenttotheproposal,whichwouldcommitthemtonoth-
    ingandwouldenablethemtowithdrawwithoutlossof
    dignity . They,ontheirpart,undertooktosmooththe
    roadtothebestoftheirability . Thusitwouldbeun-
    necessary,theyexplained,fortheMinistersofthecon-
    structivegovernmentsortheirsubstitutestocomeinto
    contactwiththeslayersoftheirkindred ; theywould
    occupydifferentwingsofthehotelatPrinkipo,andnever
    meettheiradversaries . Thedelegateswouldseetothat .
    "Thenwhyshouldwegothereatallifdiscussionbe
    superfluous?"askedtheRussians . "BecausetheAllied
    governmentsdesiretoascertaintheconditionofRussia
    andyourconceptionofthemeasuresthatwouldcon-
    tributetoameliorateit,"wasthereply . "Prince'sIslands
    isnottherightplace
    to
    studytheRussiansituation,nor
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    isitreasonabletoexpectustojourneythitherinorderto
    tellsubordinates,whohavenoknowledgeofourcountry,
    whatwecantellthemandtheirprincipalsinParisin
    greaterdetailandwithconfirmatorydocuments . More-
    over,thedelegatesyouhaveappointedhavenoqualifica-
    tiontojudgeofRussia'splightandpotentialities . They
    knowneitherthecountrynoritslanguagenoritspeople
    noritspolitics,yetyouwantustotravelallthewayto
    Turkeytotellthemwhatwethink,inorderthatthey
    shouldreturnfromTurkeytoParisandreporttoyour
    Ministerswhatwesaidandwhatwecouldhaveunfolded
    directlytotheMinistersthemselveslongagoandare
    readytopropoundtothemto-dayorto-morrow .
    "Theprojectispuerileandyourtacticsarebaleful .
    YourMinistersbrandedtheBoishevists as criminals,and
    theFrenchgovernmentpubliclyannouncedthatitwould
    enterintonorelationswiththem . Inspiteofthat,all
    theAlliedgovernmentshavenowofferedtoenterinto
    relationswiththem . Nowyouadmitthatyoumadea
    slip,andyoupromisetocorrectitifonlyweconsentto
    saveyourfaceandgoonawild-goosechasetoPrinkipo .
    Butforusthatjourneywouldbearecantationofour
    principles . Thatiswhyweareunabletomakeit . "
    ThePrinkipoincident,whichbeganintheregionofhigh
    politics,endedincomedy . Anumberofmoreorless
    wittyepigramswerecoinedattheexpenseofthepleni-
    potentiaries,thescheme,setinastrongerlightthanitwas
    meanttoendure,assumedagrotesqueshape,anditspro-
    motersstrovetoconsignit as besttheycouldtooblivion .
    ButtheSphinxquestionofRussia'sfutureremained,and
    thepenaltiesforfailuretosolveitarightwaxedmoreand
    moredeterrent . Thesupremearbitershadcognizanceof
    them,had,infact,enumeratedthemwhenproclaimingthe
    impossibilityofestablishingadurablepeaceorasolid
    LeagueofNationsaslong asRussiacontinuedtobea
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    preytoanarchy.
    Butevenwiththeprizesandpenalties
    beforetheireyestoenticeandspurthem,theyproved
    unequaltothetaskofdevisinganintelligentpolicy . Fit-
    ful"andincoherent,theireffortswereeitherincapableof
    beingrealizedor,whenfeasible,weremischievous . Thus,
    bydegrees,theyhardenedthegreatSlavnationagainst
    theEntente .
    Thereaderwillbepreparedtolearnthattheovertures
    madetotheBoishevikikindledtheangerofthepatriotic
    Russiansathome,whohadbeenlookingtotheWestern
    nationsforsalvationandmakingveritableholocaustsin
    ordertomeritit . Everyobservercouldperceivethere-
    percussionofthissentimentinParis,andIreceivedample
    proofsofitfromSiberia . Theretheleadersandthepopu-
    lationunhesitatinglyturnedforassistancetoJapan . For
    thistherewereexcellentreasons . Theonlygovernment
    whichthroughoutthewarknewitsownmindandpur-
    suedaconsistentandanintelligiblepolicytowardRussia
    wasthatofTokio . This'pointisworthmakingatatime
    whenJapanisregardedasaLaodiceanconverttothe
    invigoratingideasoftheWesternpeoples,atheartaback-
    sliderandapotentialschismatic . Sheischargedwith
    makinginterestthemainspringofheractioninherinter-
    coursewithothernations . Thechargeistrue . Onlya
    Candidewouldexpecttoseehermovedbyaltruismand
    self-denial,inacompanywhichpenalizesthesevirtues
    .
    CommunityofinterestsisthelinkthatbindsJapanto
    Britain. Alikebondhadsubsistedbetweenherand
    TsaristRussia . Ihelpedtocreateit . Herstatesmen,
    whohavenotasteforsonorousphraseology,didnotthink
    itnecessarytogiveitamorefashionablename . Thisdid
    notpreventtheJapanesefrombeingchivalrously loyal to
    theiralliesunderthestrainofpowerfultemptations,true
    tothe
    spirit
    andtheletteroftheirengagements. But
    althoughtheymadenopretensetoloftypurpose,their
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    RUSSIA
    politicalmaximsdiffernowisefromthoseofthegreat
    Europeanstates,whoseterritorial,economic,andmilitary
    interestshavebeenreligiouslysafeguardedbytheTreaty
    ofVersailles
    . True,thestatesmenofTokioshrinkfrom
    thehybridcombinationoftwocontradictionslinkedto-
    getherbyasentimentalfallacy
    . Theirunpopularity
    amongAnglo-Saxonsistheresultofspeculationsabout
    theirfutureintentions
    ;inotherwords,theyarebeing
    punished,ascertainofthedelegatesattheConference
    havebeeneulogized,notforwhattheyactuallydid,but
    forwhatitisassumedtheyaredesirousofachieving .
    TowardRussiatheyplayedthesamegamethattheirallies
    wereplayingthereandinEurope,onlymorefranklyand
    systematically
    . Theyappliedthetwoprincipalmaxims
    whichlieattherootofinternationalpoliticsto-day-do
    ut des,
    andthenationthatiscapableofleadingothers
    hastherightandthedutytoleadthem. Andtheyestab-
    lishedavaluablereputationforfulfillingtheircompacts
    conscientiously. Nippon,then,wouldhavehelpedher
    Russianneighbors,andsheexpectedtobehelpedbythem
    inreturn
    . HavenottheAllies,sheasked,compelled
    Poland,Czechoslovakia,andJugoslaviatopaythemin
    cashfortheiremancipation?
    Russians,whohavenocolorprejudices,hititoffwith
    theJapanese,bywhomtheyarelikedinreturn . That
    thetwopeoplesshouldfeeldrawntoeachotherpolitically
    is,therefore,natural,andthattheywillstrikeupeconomic
    agreementsinthefutureseemstomanyinevitableand
    legitimate
    . Onesuchagreementwasonthepointof
    beingsignedbetweenthemandtheanti-Bolshevistsof
    Omskimmediatelyafter,andinconsequenceof,the
    Allies'ill-consideredinvitationtoLeninandTrotzkyto
    delegaterepresentativestoPrinkipo
    . Thisconvention,
    Ihavereasontobelieve,wasactuallydrafted,andwas
    abouttobesigned
    . Andtheadverseinfluencethatsud
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    INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    denlymadeitselffeltandhinderedthecompactcame
    notfromRussia,butfromwesternEurope . Itwouldbe
    unfruitfultodwellfurtheronthismatterhere,beyond
    recordingthebeliefofmanyRussiansthatthezealofthe
    English-speakingpeoplesfortheWell-beingofSiberia,
    wheretheyintendtomaintaintroopsafterhavingwith-
    drawnthemfromEurope,isthecounter-movetoJapan's
    capacityandwishtoco-operatewiththepopulationof
    thatrichcountry . Thisassumptionmaybegroundless,
    butitwillsurpriseonlythosewhofailtonotehowoften
    theflagofprincipleisunfurledovereconomicinterests
    .
    Thedelegateswerenotalldiscouragedbytheirdis-
    comfitureoverthePrinkipoproject
    . Someofthemstill
    hankeredafteranagreementwiththeBolshevistswhich
    wouldwarranttheminincludingtheRussianproblem
    amongthetasksprovisionallyachieved . PresidentWil-
    sondespatchedsecretenvoystoMoscowtostrikeupan
    accordwithLenin,'butalthoughthetermswhichMr .
    Bullittobtainedwerethosewhichhadinadvancebeen
    declaredsatisfactory,hedrewbackassoonastheywere
    agreedto . Andheassignednoreasonforthischangeof
    attitude. WhetherthebrighteningoftheprospectsofKol-
    chakandDenikinhadmodifiedhisjudgmentontheques-
    tionofexpediencymustremainamatterofconjecture .
    Itishardlynecessary,however,topointoutoncemore
    thatthissuddenimprovisationofschemeswhichwere
    abandonedagainatthelastmomenttendedtolowerthe
    notparticularlyhighestimatesetbytheethnicwardsof
    theAnglo-Saxonpeoplesonthemoralguidanceoftheir
    self-constitutedguardians .
    AnardentchampionoftheAlliednationsinFrance
    wrote :"WehaveneverhadaRussianpolicywhichwas
    all ofonepiece . Wehaveneversynthetizedanybut
    contradictory conceptions . Thisissotruethatonemay
    1 SeeChapterIV"CensorshipandSecrecy," p . 132 .
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    safelyaffirmthatifRussianpatriotismhasbeensustained
    byourvelleitiesofaction,Russiandestructivenesshas
    beenencouragedbyourvelleitiesofdesertion . We
    joined,sotosay,bothcamps,andourvelleitiesofde-
    sertionoccasionallygettingtheupperhandofourvelleities
    ofaction . . . wecarryoutnothing. "
    1
    TowardKolchakandDenikintheattitudeoftheSu-
    premeCouncilvariedconsiderably
    .
    Itwascurrentlyre-
    portedinParisthattheAdmiralhadhadthemisfortune
    toarousethedispleasureofthetwoConferencechiefs
    bysomecasualmanifestationofaframeofmindwhich
    wasresented,perhapsamovementofindependence,to
    whichdistanceorthemediumoftransmissionimparteda
    flavorofdisrespect . Anyhow,theRussianleaderwasfor
    sometimeunderacloud,whichdarkenedtheprospectsof
    hiscause. AndasforDenikin,heappearedtotheother
    greatdelegateasaself-advertisingbraggart .
    Thesementalportraitswereretouchedasthefortuneof
    warfavoredthepair . Andtheircausebenefitedcorre-
    spondingly
    . Tothisimprovementinfluencesatworkin
    Londoncontributedmaterially . Fortheanti-Bolshevist
    currentswhichmadethemselvesfeltincertainstatede-
    partmentsinthatcapital,wheretherewereseveralir-
    reconcilablepolicies,werepowerfulandconstant . By
    themonthofMaytheConferencehadturnedhalf-
    heartedlyfromLeninandTrotzkytoKolchakand
    Denikin,butitsmodeofnegotiatingborethemarkpecul-
    iartothediplomacyoftheneweraof"opencovenants
    openlyarrivedat . "ThedelegatesinPariscommunicated
    withthetwoleadersinRussia"overtheheads"and
    withouttheknowledgeoftheirauthorizedrepresentatives
    inParis,justastheyhadissuedperemptoryordersto
    "theRumaniangovernmentatBucharest"overtheheads
    ofitschiefs,whowereactuallyintheFrenchcapital .
    I Pertinaxin L' EchodeParis,July5,1919
    .
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    The
    proximate motivesthat determined
    several im-
    portantdecisionsoftheSecretCouncil,althoughofno
    politicalmoment,areofsufficientpsychologicalinterestto
    warrantmention
    . Theyshedalightontheconcreteness,
    directness,andsimplicityoftheworkingsofthestates-
    men'smindswhenengagedintransactinginternational
    business
    . Forexample,theparticularmomentforthe
    recognitionofnewcommunitiesasstateswasfixedby
    whollyextrinsicalcircumstances . Afood-distributer,for
    instance,ortheSecretaryofaTreasury,wantedareceipt
    forexpenditureabroadfromthepeoplethatbenefitedby
    it . Asadocumentofthischaracterpresupposesthe ex-
    istenceofastateandagovernment,theofficialdispenser
    offoodormoneywasloathtogototheaidofanynation
    whichwasnotastateorwhichlackedaproperlycon-
    stitutedgovernment .
    Hence,insomecasestheCon-
    ferencehadtocreatebothonthespurofthemoment
    .
    ThusthereasonwhyFinland'sindependencereceived
    thehall-markofthePowerswhenitdidwasbecause
    theUnitedStatesgovernmentwasgenerouslypreparing
    togiveaidtotheFinnsandhadtogetinreturnproper
    receiptssignedbycompetentauthoritiesrepresentingthe
    state . 'Haditnotbeenforthisimmediateneedofvalid
    receipts,theactofrecognitionmighthavebeenpost-
    ponedinthesamewayaswasthemarkingoffofthe
    frontiers . Andlikeconsiderationsledtolikeresultsin
    othercases . Czechoslovakia'sindependencewasformally
    recognizedforthesamereason,asoneofitsleadingmen
    franklyadmitted .
    OneoftheseriousworriesoftheConferencechiefsin
    theirdealingswithRussiawasthelackofarecognized
    governmentthere,qualifiedtosignreceiptsforadvances
    ofmoneyandmunitions .
    Andastheycouldnotresolve
    1 ThisadmissionwasmadetoadistinguishedmemberoftheDiplomatic
    Corps .
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    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    toaccordrecognitiontoanyoftheexistingadministra-
    tions,theyhituponthemiddlecourse,thatofpromoting
    theanti-Bolsheviststotherankofacommunity,not,
    indeed,sovereignorindependent,butdeservingofevery
    kindofassistanceexceptthedespatchofAlliedtroops .
    Assistancewasalreadybeinggivenliberally,butthe
    necessitywasfeltforjustifyingitformally
    . Andthetwo
    delegateswenttoworkasthoughtheywerehatching
    somedarkandcriminalplot . Secretlydespatchinga
    messagetoAdmiralKolchak,theyputanumberof
    questionstohimwhichhewasnotqualifiedtoanswer
    withoutfirstconsultinghisofficialadvisersinParis .
    YettheseadviserswerenotapprisedbytheSecretCoun-
    cilof,whatwasbeingdone . Nay,more,theFrench
    ForeignOfficewasnotnotified . BythemerestchanceI
    gotwindofthematterandpublishedtheofficialmes-
    sage. 'ItsummonedtheAdmiraltobindhimselfto
    conveneaConstituentAssemblyassoonashearrivedin
    Moscow ;toholdfreeelections ;torepudiatedefinitely
    theoldregimeandallthatitimplied ;torecognizethe
    independenceofPolandandFinland,whosefrontiers
    wouldbedeterminedbytheLeagueofNations ;to
    availhimselfoftheadviceandco-operationofthe
    Leagueincomingtoanunderstandingwiththeborder
    states,andtoacquiesceinthedecisionofthePeace
    ConferencerespectingthefuturestatusofBessarabia .
    Kolchak'sanswerwasdescribedasclearwhen"de-
    cipherable,"andtohiscredit,hefranklydeclinedto
    forestallthewilloftheConstituentAssemblyrespect-
    ingthoseborderstateswhichowedtheirseparateex-
    istencetotheinitiativeofthevictoriousgovernments .
    ButtheSecretCounciloftheConferenceacceptedhis
    answer,andrelieduponitasanadequatereasonfor
    '
    In TheDaily Telegraph,
    Junei9,i9tg,and inThePublicLedgerof
    Philadelphia .
    3 6
    5
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    STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    continuingtheassistancewhichtheyhadbeengiving
    himtheretofore .
    AboutthepersonofKolchakitoughttobesuperfluous
    tosaymorethanthatheisanuprightcitizenofenergy
    andresolution,aspatrioticasFabricius,asdisinterested
    andunambitiousasCincinnatus. Tohiscreditaccount,
    whichisconsiderable,standshiswonder-workingfaith
    intherecuperativeforcesofhiscountrywhenitsfortunes
    wereattheirlowestebb . Withbuoyancyandconfidence
    hesethimselfthetaskofrescuinghisfellow-countrymen
    whenitlookedashopelessasthatofXenophonat
    Cunaxa . Hecreatedanarmyoutofnothing,induced
    hismenbyargument,suasion,andexampletoshakeoff
    thevirusofindisciplineandsacrificetheirindividual
    judgmentandwilltothewell-beingoftheirfellows . He
    enjoinednothinguponothersthathehimselfwasnot
    readytoundertake,andheexposedhimselftimeand
    againtorisksgreaterfarthananygeneralshouldde-
    liberatelyincur. Whetherhesucceedsorfailsinhis
    arduousenterprise,Kolchak,byhispreterhumanpatience
    andsustainedenergyandcourage,hasdeservedexcep-
    tionallywellofhiscountry,andcouldaffordtoignorethe
    currentlegendsthatdepicthiminthecryingcolorsofa
    reactionary,eventhoughtheywereacceptedforthetime
    bythemostexaltedamongtheGreatUnversedinRussian
    affairs . Onemaydissentfromhispolicyandobjectto
    someofhislieutenantsandtomanyofhispartizans,but
    fromthesingle-minded,patrioticsoldieronecannotwith-
    holdalargemeedofpraise
    .
    Kolchak'sdefectsaremostly
    exaggerationsofhisqualities. Hisremarkableversatility
    ispurchasedatthepriceoffitfulness,hisenergydisplays
    itselfinspurts,andhisimpulsivenessimpairsattimesthe
    successfulexecutionofaplanwhichrequiresunflagging
    constancy. Hisjudgmentofmenissometimesatfault,
    buthewouldneverhesitatetoconferahighpostupon
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    anymanwhodeservedit . Heisdemocraticinthecurrent
    senseoftheword,butneitheradoctrinairenorafaddist .
    A dis ciplinarianandamagneticpersonalitywithal,he
    charmsaseffectuallyashecommandshissoldiers . Heis
    enlightenedenough,likethegreatWesternworld-
    mendersintheirmomentsoftheorizing,todiscountenance
    secrecyandhole-and-corneragreements,and,whatisstill
    morepraiseworthy,heiscourageousenoughtopractise
    thedoctrine .
    WhentherevolutionbrokeoutKolchakwasat
    Sebastopol. Thetelegramconveyingthesensational
    tidingsoftheoutbreakwaskeptsecretbyallmilitary
    commanders-excepthimself . Heunhesitatinglysum-
    monedthesoldiersandsailors,apprisedthemofwhat
    hadtakenplace,gavethemaninsightintothetrue
    meaningoftheviolentupheaval,andaskedthemto,join
    withhiminaheroicendeavortoinfluencethecourseof
    things,inthedirectionoforderandconsolidation . He
    gagedarightthesignificanceoftherevolutionandthe
    impossibilityofconfiningitwithinanybounds,political,
    moral,orgeographical . Buthereasonedthatabandof
    resolutepatriotsmightcontrivetowrestsomethingfor
    thecountryfromthehandsofFate . Itwaswiththis
    faithandhopethathesettowork,andsoonhisvaliant
    army,thereclaimedprovinces,andtheimprovedRussian
    outlookwereeloquentwitnessestohisworth,whose
    testimonynolegendaryreports,howeverwellreceivedin
    theWest,couldweaken .
    Howingrainedintheplenipotentiarieswastheirprone-
    nessforwhat,forwantofabetterword,maybetermed
    conspirativeandcircuitousactionmaybeinferredfrom
    therecordoftheirofficialandunofficialconversationsand
    acts .
    WhenholdingconversewithKolchak'sauthorized
    agentsinParistheywouldlaydownhardconditions,
    whichweredescribedasimmutable ;
    andyetwhencorn-
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    THE INSIDESTORY a
    THEPEACECONFERENCE
    municatingwiththeAdmiraldirecttheywouldsubmit
    tohimtermsconsiderablylessirksome,unknowntohis
    Parisadvisers,thusmystifyingbothandoccasioning
    frictionbetweenthem . Inmanycasesthecontrastbe-
    tweenthetwosetsofdemandswasdisconcerting,andin
    allittendedtocausemisunderstandingsandcomplicate
    therelationsbetweenKolchakandhisParisagents
    . But
    hecontinuedtogivehisconfidencetohisrepresentatives,
    althoughtheyweredeniedthatofthedelegates
    . It
    would,ofcourse,begrosslyunfairtoimputeanything
    likedisingenuousnesstoplenipotentiariesengagedupon
    issuesofthismagnitude,butitwasanunfortunateco-
    incidencethattheywereknowntoregardsomeofthe
    membersoftheRussianCouncilinPariswithdisfavor,
    andwouldhavebeengladtoseethemsuperseded
    . When
    Nansen'sprojecttofeedthestarvingpopulationofRussia
    wasfirstmooted,Kolchak'sMinistersinPariswereap-
    proachedonthesubject,andtheAllies'planwaspro-
    poundedtothemsodefectivelyorvaguelyastogivethem
    theimpressionthattheco-operationoftheBolshevist
    governmentwaspartoftheprogram
    . Theywerealso
    allowedtothinkthatduringtheworkoffeedingthe
    peoplethedespatchofmunitionsandothermilitary
    necessariestoKolchakandhisarmywouldbediscon-
    tinued .
    Naturally,thescheme,weightedwiththesetwo
    accompaniments,wasunacceptabletoKolchak'srepre-
    sentativesinParis
    . But,strangetosay,intheofficial
    notificationwhichtheplenipotentiariestelegraphedatthe
    sametimetotheAdmiraldirect,neitheroftheseob-
    noxiousriderswasincluded,sothattheproposalassumed
    adifferentaspect .
    Anotherexampleofthesesingulartacticsissuppliedby
    their pourparlers withtheAdmiral'sdelegatesaboutthe
    futureinternationalstatusofFinland,whosehelpwas
    thenbeingsolicitedtofreePetrogradfromtheBolshevist
    368
    ATTITUDETOWARD
    RUSSIA
    yoke. The Finnsinsistedonthepreliminaryrecognition
    oftheircompleteindependencebytheRussians . Kol-
    chak'srepresentativesshrankfrombarteringanyterri-
    torieswhichhadbelongedtothestateontheirownsole
    responsibility . Nonetheless,asthesubjectwasbeing
    theoreticallythreshedoutinallitsbearings,themembers
    oftheRussianCouncilinParisinquiredoftheAllies
    whethertheFinnshadatleastrenouncedtheirpreten-
    sionstotheprovinceofKarelia . Butthespokesmenof
    theConferencerepliedelusively,givingthemnoassurance
    thattheclaimhadbeenrelinquished . Thereuponthey
    naturallyconcludedthattheFinnseitherstillmaintained
    theirdemandorelsehadnotyetmodifiedtheirformer
    decisiononthematter,andtheydeemedittheirdutyto
    reportinthissensetotheirchief . Yetthe-plenipoten-
    tiaries,intheirmessage on thesubjecttoKolchak,which
    wassentaboutthesametime,assuredhimthatthean-
    nexationofKareliawasnolongerinsistedupon,andthat
    theFinnswouldnotagainputforwardtheclaimlOne
    hardlyknowswhattothinkoftacticslikethese . Intheir
    talkswiththespokesmenofcertainborderstatesofRus-
    siatheofficialrepresentativesofthethreeEuropean
    PowersattheConferenceemployedlanguagethatgave
    risetomisunderstandingswhichmayhaveuntowardcon-
    sequencesinthefuture . Onewouldliketobelievethat
    thesemisunderstandingswerecausedbymereslipsofthe
    tongue,whichshouldnothavebeentakenliterallyby
    thosetowhomtheywereaddressed
    ;butinthemean-
    whiletheyhavebecomenotonlythesourceofhigh,pos-
    siblydelusive,hopes,butthebasisofelaborate,policies .
    Forexample,EsthonianandLettishMinistersweregiven
    tounderstandthattheywouldbepermittedtosenddip-
    lomaticlegationstoPetrogradassoonasRussiawasre-
    constituted,amodeofintercoursewhichpresupposesthe
    fullindependenceofallthecountriesconcerned . Ac *n-
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    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    stitutionwasalsodrawnupforEsthoniabyoneofthe
    GreatPowers,whichstartedwiththepostulatethateach
    peoplewastobeitsownmaster
    . . Consequently,thetwo
    nationsinquestionwerewarrantedinlookingforwardto
    receivingthatcompleteindependence
    . Andifsuchwas,
    indeed,theintentionoftheGreatPowers,thereisnothing
    furthertobesaidonthescoreofstraightforwardnessor
    precision
    . ButneitherinthetermssubmittedtoKolchak
    norinthosetowhichhisParisagentswereaskedtogive
    theirassentwastheindependenceofeithercountry
    as
    muchashintedat . '
    Thesemayperhapsseemtrivialdetails,buttheyenable
    ustoestimatethemethodsandtheorganizingartsofthe
    statesmenuponwhoseskillinresourceandtactindealing
    withtheirfellowsdependedthenewsynthesisofinter-
    nationallifeandethicswhichtheywereengagedinreal-
    izing
    . Itwouldbesuperfluoustoinvestigatetheeffect
    upontheRussians,or,indeed,uponanyofthepeoples
    representedinParis,oftheSecretCouncil'sconspirative
    deliberationsandcircuitousprocedure,whichwerein
    suchstrongcontrasttothe"opencovenantsopenly
    arrivedat"towhichintheirpublicspeechestheypaid
    suchhightribute
    .
    Themaindanger,whichtheAlliesredoubtedfromfail-
    uretorestoretranquillityinRussia,wasthatGermany
    mightaccomplishitand,owingtohermanyadvantages,
    mightsecureaprivilegedpositioninthecountryanduse
    it asastepping-stonetomaterialprosperity,military
    strength,andpoliticalascendancy
    . Thisfeatshecould
    accomplishagainstconsiderableodds
    . Shewouldachieve
    iteasilyiftheAlliesunwittinglyhelpedher,astheywere
    doing .
    1 InJulyM
    . PichontoldtheEsthoniandelegatesthatFrancerecognized
    theindependenceoftheircountryinprinciple
    . Butthisdeclarationwas
    nottakenseriously,eitherbytheRussiansorbytheFrench
    .
    3 7 0
    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    UnfortunatelytheAlliedgovernmentshadnotmuch
    hopeofsucceeding . Iftheyhadbeencapableofelaborat-
    ingacomprehensiveplan,theynolongerpossessedthe
    meansofexecutingit
    . Buttheydevisednone . "The
    factis,"oneoftheConferenceleadersexclaimed,"we
    havenopolicytowardRussia. Neitherdowepossess
    adequatedataforone . "
    Theystrovetomakegoodthiscapitalomissionby
    erectingapaperwallbetweenGermanyandhergreat
    Slavneighbor. Theplanwassimple . TheTeutonswere
    tobecompelledtodisinterestthemselvesintheaffairsof
    Russia,withwhosedestiniestheirownaresocloselybound
    up . Buttheysoonrealizedthatsuchapartitionisuse-
    lessasabreakwateragainstthetidalwaveofTeutondom,
    andGermanyisstilldestinedtoplaythepartofRussia's
    stewardandmajordomo .
    Howcoulditbeotherwise?GermanyandRussiaare
    nearneighbors . Theireconomicrelationshavebeencon-
    tinuousforages,andtheAllieshavemadethemindispen-
    sableinthefuture ;Russiaisear-marked as Germany's
    bestcolony . Thetwopeoplesarebecomeinterdependent .
    TheTeutonwillrecognizetheSlavasanallyineconomics,
    andwillpayhimselfpolitically
    . Whowillnowthwartor
    checkthisprocess?Russiamustlive,andthereforebuy
    andsell,barterandnegotiate . Canaparchmenttreaty
    hinderorinvalidateherdealings?Canitpreventan
    admixtureofpoliticsincommercialarrangements,seeing
    thattheyarebuttwoaspectsofoneandthesametrans-
    action?Itisworthyofnotethataquestionwhichgoes
    tothequickofthematterwasnevermooted
    . Itisthis
    Isitanessentialelementofthefutureorderingoftheworld
    thatGermanyshallplaynopartwhateverinitsprogress?
    Isittobeassumedthatshewillalwayscontentherself
    withbeingtreated as theincorrigibleenemyofcivilization?
    And,ifnot,whatdoallthesechecksandbarriersamountto?
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    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    InRussiatherearemillionsofGermansconversant
    withthelanguage,laws,andcustomsofthepeople. Many
    ofthemhavebeensettledthereforgenerations . They
    arepassionatelyattachedtotheirrace,andneitherun-
    friendlynoruselesstothecountryoftheiradoption . The
    trade,commerce,andindustryoftheEuropeanprovinces
    arelargelyintheirhandsandinthoseoftheirforerunners
    andhelpers,theJews. TheRusso-GermanandJewish
    middlemeninthecountryhavetheirfaceseverturned
    towardtheFatherland . Theyarewonttobuyandsell
    there
    . TheyalwaysobtainedtheircreditinBerlin,Dres-
    den,orFrankfurt . Theyactedascommercialtravelers,
    agents,brokers,bankers,forRussiansandGermans
    . They
    areconstantlygoingandcomingbetweenthetwocoun-
    tries
    . Howarethesemyriadstobefetteredpermanently
    andkeptfromekingoutalivelihoodinthefutureonthe
    linestracedbynecessityorinterestinthepast?The
    Russians,ontheirside,mustlive,andthereforebuyand
    sell . HastheConferenceortheLeaguetherightorpower
    todictatetothemthepersonsorthepeoplewithwhom
    alonetheymayhavedealings?Canitnarrowthefield
    ofRussia'spoliticalactivities?Somepeopleflatterthem-
    selvesthatitcan . InthiscasetheLeagueofNations
    musttransformitselfintoanallianceforthesuppression
    oftheGermanrace .
    Burningindignationandmoralreprobationwerethe
    sentimentsarousedamongthehigh-mindedAlliesbythe
    infamousTreatyofBrest-Litovsk . Forthatmockeryofa
    peace,evencomingfromanenemy,transcendedthe
    boundsofhumanvengeance . Itwasjustlyanathematized
    byallEntentepeoplesastheloathsomecreationofa
    frenziedpeople. But . shortlyafterwardtheEntente
    governmentsthemselves,theirturnhavingcome,wrought
    whatRussiansofallpartiesregardasapoliticalpatch-
    workofvariegatedinjusticemoreodiousfar,because
    372
    ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
    itsauthorsclaimedtobeconsideredasthedevotedfriends
    oftheirvictimsandthechampionsofright . Whereas
    theBrest-LitovskTreatyprovidedforafederativeSlav
    state,withprovincialdietsandafederalparliament,the
    systemsubstitutedbytheAlliesconsistedincarvingup
    Russiaintoanever-increasingnumberofseparatestates,
    someofwhichcannotlivebythemselves,indebarring
    theinhabitantsfromavoiceinthematter,increatinga
    permanentagencyforforeignintervention,andignoring
    Russia'srighttoreparationfromthecommonenemy.
    TheRussianswerenotaskedeveninformallytosay
    whattheythoughtorfeltaboutwhatwasbeingdone .
    Thisprovinceandthatweresuccessivelyloppedoffina
    lordlywaybystatesmenwhoaimedatbeingclassedas
    impartialdispensersofjusticeandsowersoftheseeds
    ofpeace,butwereunacquaintedwiththeconditionsand
    eschewedinvestigation . Here,atallevents,theusual
    symptomsofhesitancyandprocrastinationwereabsent
    .
    Swiftresolveandthoroughnessmarkedthedisintegrating
    actionbywhichtheyunwittinglypreparedthebattle-
    fieldsofthefuture .
    NobodyacquaintedwithRussianpsychologyimagines
    thatthefeelingsofahigh-souledpeoplecanbetransformed
    bygiftsoffood,money,ormunitionsmadetosomeof
    theirfellow-countrymen . HowlittlelikelyRussiansare
    tobarteridealboonsformaterialadvantagesmaybe
    gatheredfromanincidentworthnotingthatoccurredin
    themonthsofAprilandMay,whenthefallofthecapital
    intothehandsoftheanti-Bolshevistwasconfidently
    expected .
    Atthattime,
    as
    itchanced,theonethingnecessary
    fortheirsuccessagainstBolshevismwasthecaptureof
    Petrograd. Ifthatcity,which,despiteitscosmopolitan
    character,stillretaineditsimportanceasthecenterof
    politicalRussia,couldbewrestedfromthetenacious
    3. 73
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    graspofLeninandTrotzky,thefalloftheanarchist
    dictatorswas,peopleheld,aforegoneconclusion .
    The
    friendsofKolchakaccordinglypressedeverylevertoset
    themachineryinmotionforthemarchagainstPeter's
    city . Andas,ofallhelpers,theFinnsandEsthonians
    wereadmittedlythe mostefficacious,conversations
    werebegunwiththeirleaders . Theywerereadyto
    drive a bargain,butitmustbeahardandlucrativeone .
    TheywouldmarchonPetrogradforaprice . Theprin-
    cipalconditionwhichtheylaiddownwastheexpress
    anddefiniterecognitionoftheircompleteindependence
    withinfrontierswhichitwouldbeunfruitfulheretodis-
    cuss . TheKolchakgovernmentwasreadytotreat
    withtheFinnishCabinet,asthe de facto government,
    andtorecognizeFinland'spresentstatusforwhatitis
    ininternational law ; butastheycouldnotgivewhat
    theydidnotpossess,theirrecognitionmust,theyex-
    plained,beliketheirownauthority,provisional . A
    similarreplywasmadetotheEsthonians
    ;tothisthose
    peoplesdemurred . TheRussiansstoodfirmandthe
    negotiationsfellthrough . Itistobesupposedthatwhen
    theyhaverecoveredtheirformerstatustheywillprove
    moreamenabletotheblandishmentsoftheAlliesthan
    theyweretothepowerfulbribedangledbeforetheireyes
    bytheEsthoniansandtheFinns?
    Butiftheimprovisedarrangementsentailingdismem-
    bermentwhichtheGreatPowersimposedonRussia
    duringhercataleptictrancearerevised,astheymaybe,
    wheneversherecoversconsciousnessandstrength,what
    coursewilleventsthenfollow? Ifsheseekstoregather
    underherwingsomeofthepeopleswhosecomplete
    independencetheLeagueofNationswassoeagerto
    guarantee,willthatbodyrespondtotheappealofthese
    andflytotheirassistance?
    Russia,whohasnotbeen
    consulted,willnotbeas
    boundby
    thecanonsofthe
    374
    ATTITUDE
    TOWARD RUSSIA
    League, andoneneednotbeaprophettoforetellthe
    reluctanceofWesternarmiestowageanotherwarin
    ordertopreventterritories,ofwhichsomeofthepleni-
    potentiariesmayhaveheardaslittleasofTeschen,
    becomingagainintegralpartsoftheSlavstate
    . Europe
    maythenseeitspoliticalaxisoncemoreshiftedandits
    outlookobscured . Thusthesystemofequilibrium,
    whichwastheoreticallyabolishedbytheFourteenPoints,
    maybere-establishedbythehundredandoneeconomico-
    politicalchangeswhichRussia'srecoverywillcontribute
    tobringabout
    .
    Adecadeisbutatwinklinginthehistoryofanation
    .
    WithinafewyearsRussiamayoncemorebeunited.
    Thearmythatwillhaveachievedthisfeatwillcon-
    stituteaformidableweaponinthehandsofthestate
    thatwieldsit. Aseverything,evenmilitarystrength,
    isrelative,andasthearmiesoftherestofEuropewillnot
    beimpatienttofightintheEast,andwillthereforecount
    forconsiderablylessthantheirnumbers,therewillbeno
    realdangerofaninvasion . Russiaisacountryeasytoget
    into,buthardtogetoutof,andmilitarysuccessagainst
    itsarmiestherewouldinveritybeavictorywithoutglory,
    annexation,indemnities,orotherappreciablegains .
    Itishardtobelievethatthedistinguishedstatesmen
    oftheConferencetooktheseeventualitiesfullyinto
    accountbeforeattemptingtoreshapeamorphousRussia
    aftertheirownvagueideal . Butwhetherweassesstheir
    workbythestandardsofpoliticalscienceorofinterna-
    tionalethics,orexplainitasaseriesofwell-meant
    expedientsbegottenbythepracticallogicofmomentary
    convenience,wemustconfessthatitsgiftedauthors
    lackedadirecteyeforthewaywardtidesofnational
    andinternationalmovements
    ;were,infact,smittenby
    politicalblindness,anddidthebesttheycouldinthese
    distressingcircumstances
    .
    375
    XI
    BOLSHEVISM
    W
    HATisBolshevism?
    Agenerictermthatstands
    foranumberofthingswhichhavelittleincommon
    .
    Itvarieswiththecountrieswhereitappears
    . InRussia
    itisthedespotismofanorganizedandunscrupulous
    groupofmeninadisorganizedcommunity .
    Itmightalso
    betermedthefrenzyofafewepilepticsrunningamuck
    amongamultitudeofparalytics .
    Itisnotsomucha
    politicaldoctrineorasocialisttheoryasapsychicdisease
    ofasectionofthecommunitywhichcannotbecured
    withoutleavingpermanenttracesandperhapsmodifying
    certainorganicfunctionsofthesocietyaffected . For
    somestudentsatadistancewhomakeabstractionfrom
    itsmethods-asacriticappreciatingtheperformanceof
    "Hamlet"mightmakeabstractionfromthepartofthe
    PrinceofDenmark-itisamodificationofthetheoryof
    KarlMarx,thenewestcontributiontolatter-daysocial
    science
    . InRussia,atanyrate,thegeneralconditionof
    societyfromwhichitsprangwascharacterizednotby
    theadvanceofsocialscience,butby a
    psychicdisorderthe
    germsofwhich,afteracenturyofincubation,werebrought
    tothefinalphase of developmentby
    . thewar . Inits
    originsitisapathologicalphenomenon .
    Fourandahalfyearsofanunprecedentedcampaign
    whichdrainedtoexhaustionthefinancialandeconomic
    resourcesoftheEuropeanbelligerentsupsetthepsychical
    equilibriumoflargesectionsoftheirpopulations . Goaded
    37 6
    BOLSHEVISM
    byhungeranddiseasetolawlessaction,andnolonger
    heldbackbylegaldeterrentsormoralchecks,theyfol-
    lowedtheinstinctofself-preservationtotheextentof
    criminallawlessness . Familiaritywithdeathandsuf-
    feringdispelledthefearofhumanpunishment,while
    numbnessofthemoralsensemadetheminsensibletothe
    lessimmediaterestraintsofareligiouscharacter . These
    phenomenaarenotunusualconcomitantsofprotracted
    wars . Historyrecordsnumerousexamplesofthehome-
    comingsoldieryturningtheweaponsdestinedforthe
    foreignfoeagainstpoliticalpartiesorsocialclassesintheir
    owncountry. InotherEuropeancommunitiesforsome
    timepreviouslyatendencytowardroot-reachingand
    violentchangewasperceptible,butasthestateretained
    itsholdonthearmyitremainedatendency . Inthe
    caseofRussia-thecountrywherethestate,morethan
    ordinarilyartificialandill-balanced,wascorrespondingly
    weak-Fatehadinterpolatedablood-stainedpage of
    redandwhiteterrorintheyears19o6-o8 . Although
    fitful,unorganized,andabortive,thatwildsplutterwas
    oneoftheforetokensoftheimpendingcataclysm,and
    wasrecognizedassuchbythewriterofthesepages .
    Duringtheforegoingquarterofacenturyhehadwatched
    withinterestthesowingofthedragon'steethfromwhich
    wasonedaytospringuparaceofarmedandfrenzied
    men. Fewobservers,however,evenintheTsardom,
    gagedthestrengthorforesawtheeffectsoftheanarchist
    propagandawhichwasbeingcarriedonsuasivelyand
    perseveringly,oftentimesunwittingly,inthenursery,the
    school,thechurch,theuniversity,andwitheminent
    successinthearmyandthenavy . Hencethewidespread
    errorthattheRussianrevolutionwasprecededbyno
    sucheraofpreparationasthatoftheencylopedistsin
    France .
    Recently,however,publicistshavegonetotheother
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    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    extremeandassertedthatDostoyevsky,Tolstoy,Gorky,
    andahostofotherRussianwriterswereapostlesofthe
    tenetswhichhavesincereceivedthenameofBolshevism,
    andthatitwastheywhopreparedtheRussianupheaval
    justasitwastheauthorsofthe"Encyclopedia"who
    preparedtheFrenchRevolution
    . Inthissweepingform
    thestatementismisleading
    . Russianliteratureduring
    thereignsofthelastthreeTsars-withfewexceptions,
    likethewritingsofLeskoff-wasunquestionablya
    vehicleforthespreadofrevolutionaryideas
    . Butit
    wouldbeagrossexaggerationtoassertthattheend
    deliberatelypursuedwasthatformofanarchywhichis
    knownto-dayasBolshevism,or,indeed,genuineanarchy
    inanyform
    . TolstoyandGorkymaybecountedamong
    theforerunnersofBolshevism,butDostoyevsky,whomI
    wasprivilegedtoknow,wasoneofitskeenestantagonists .
    Norwasitonlyanarchismthathecombated
    . Like
    Leskoff,hewasaninveterateenemyofpoliticalradicalism,
    andweuniversitystudentsborehimagrudgeincon-
    sequence . Inhismasterlydelineation
    1 ofagroupof
    "reformers,"inparticularofVerkhovensky-whom
    psychictendency,intellectualanarchy,andpolitical
    crimebringunderthecategoryofBolshevists-hefore-
    shadowedthelogicalconclusion,andlikewisethepolitical
    consummation,ofthecorrosivedoctrineswhichinthose
    dayswereassociatedwiththenameofBakunin
    . Inthe
    year
    1905-o6,
    whentheupshotoftheconflictbetween
    Tsarismandtherevolutionwasstilldoubtful,Count
    WitteandIoftenadmiredthemarvelousintuitionofthe
    greatnovelist,whosegalleryofportraitsinthe"Devils"
    seemedtohavebecomesuddenlyendowedwithlife,and
    tobeconspiring,shooting,andbomb-throwinginthe
    streetsofMoscow,Petersburg,Odessa,andTiflis
    . The
    seed
    sofsocialrevolutionsownbythenovelists,essayists,
    1
    Inthe Biessy (Devils) .
    378
    BOLSHEVISM
    andprofessionalguidesofthenationwereforcedbythe
    warsof 1904 and
    1914
    intorapidgermination .
    Asfarbackastheyear 1892, inaworkpublishedover
    apseudonym,thepresentwriterdescribedtherotten
    conditionoftheTsardom,andventuredtoforetellits
    speedycollapse . 'TheFrenchhistorianMicheletwrote
    withintuitionmarredbyexaggerationandacerbity
    "Abarbarousforce,alaw-hatingworld,Russiasucks
    andabsorbsallthepoisonofEuropeandthengivesit
    offingreaterquantityanddeadlierintensity . When
    weadmitRussia,weadmit - thecholera,dissolution,
    death . ThatisthemeaningofRussianpropaganda .
    Yesterdayshesaidtous, ' IamChristianity . 'To-
    morrowshewillsay,`Iamsocialism. ' Itistherevolting
    ideaofademagogywithoutanidea,aprinciple,asenti-
    ment,ofapeoplewhichwouldmarchtowardthewest
    withthegaitofablindman,havinglostitssoulandits
    willandkillingatrandom,ofaterribleautomatonlikea
    deadbodywhichcanstillreachandslay .
    . "ItmightcommoveEuropeandbespatteritwithblood,
    butthatwouldnothinderitfromplungingitselfinto
    nothingnessintheabysmaloozeofdefinitedissolution . "
    Russia,then,ledbydomiciledalienswithoutafather-
    land,maybetrulysaidtohavebeenwendingsteadily
    towardtherevolutionaryvortexlongbeforetheoutbreak
    ofhostilities. Herprogresswascontinuousandpercep-
    tible . Asfarbackastheyear19o6thelateCountWitte
    andmyselfmadeaguessatthetime-distancewhichthe
    nationstillhadtotraverse,assumingtherateofprogress
    tobeconstant,beforereachingtheabyss
    . This,however,
    wasmereguesswork,whichoneofthemanypossibilities
    -andinespecialchangeinthespeed-rate-mightbelie
    .
    Ineffect,eventsmovedsomewhatmorequicklythanwe
    ' RussianCharacteristics,by E. B . Lanin(Eblanin . a Russianword
    whichmeansnativeofDublin,Eblana) .
    379
    THE
    INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    anticipated,anditwastheWorldWaranditsappalling
    concomitantsthatprecipitatedthecatastrophe .
    Ascircumstanceswilledit,certainlayersofthepeople
    ofcentralEuropewerealsopossessedbytherevolutionary
    spiritatthecloseoftheWorldWar . Intheircasehunger,
    hardship,disease,andmoralshockweretheavenuesalong
    whichitmovedandreachedthem
    . Thiscoincidencewas
    fraughtwithresultsmoreimpressivethanserious . The
    governmentsofboththesegreatpeopleshadlongbeen
    themainstaysofmonarchictradition,militarydiscipline,
    andtheprincipleofauthority . TheTeutons,steadily
    pursuinganidealwhichlayattheoppositepoletoanar-
    chy,hadriskedeveryworldlyandwell-nigheveryspirit-
    ualpossessiontorealizeit . Itwasthehegemonyofthe
    world . Thisaspirationtransfigured,possessed,fanati=
    cizedthem . TeutondombecametothemwhatIslamis
    toMohammedansofeveryrace,evenwhentheyshake
    offreligion . Theyeschewednomeans,howeveriniqui-
    tous,thatseemedtoleadtothegoal . Theyceasedtobe
    humaninordertoforceEuropetobecomeGerman .
    Offeringuptheelementaryprinciplesofmoralityonthe
    altarofpatriotism,theystakedtheiralluponthesingle
    ventureofthewar . Itwasasthethrowofagambler
    playingforhissoulwiththeEvilOne .
    Yetthefaithof
    thesematerialistswaxedheroicwithal,liketheirself-
    sacrifice . Andinthefieryardoroftheirenthusiasm,hard
    concretefactsweredissolvedandsetfloatingasillusions
    intheambientmist . Theirwishesbecamethoughtsand
    theirfearsweredispelledasfancies . Theybeheldonly
    whattheyyearnedfor,andwhenatlasttheydropped
    fromthedizzyheightoftheircastlesincloudlandtheir
    wholeworld,era,andidealwasshattered . Unavailing
    remorse,impotentrage,spiritualandintensephysicalex-
    haustioncompletedtheirdemoralization . Themorehar-
    riedandrecklessamongthembecamefrenzied . Turning
    380
    BOLSHEVISM
    firstagainsttheirrulers,thenagainstoneanother,they
    finallystarteduponaworkofwantondestructionrelieved
    bynocreativeidea .
    Itwasatthistime-pointthatthey
    endeavoredtojoinhandswiththeirtumultuousEastern
    neighbors,andthattheoneword"Bolshevism"connoted
    therevolutionarywavethatsweptoversomeoftheSlav
    andGermanlands .
    Butonlyforamoment. Onemay
    safelyassert,asageneralproposition,thatthesame
    undertaking,iftheGermansandtheRussianssettheir
    handstoit,becomesforthwithtwoseparateenterprises,
    sodifferentaretheconceptionsandmethodsofthesetwo
    peoples . Bolshevismwasalmostemptiedofitscontents
    bytheGermans,andlittleleftofitbuttheemptyshell
    .
    Comparisonsbetweentheorgasmsofcollectivemadness
    whichaccompaniedtheRussianwelter,ontheonehand,
    andtheFrenchRevolution,ontheother,areunfruitful
    andoftenmisleading .
    Itistruethatattheoutsetthose
    spasmsofdeliriumwereinbothcasesviolentreactions
    againstabusesgrownwell-nighunbearable . Itisalsoa
    factthattherevolutionistsderivedtheirpreterhuman
    forcefromhistoriceventswhichhadeitherdenudedthose
    abusesoftheirsecularprotectionorinspiredtheirvictims
    withwonder-workingfaithintheirpowertosweepthem
    away. Butafterthisinitialstagethelikenessvanishes
    .
    TheFrenchRevolution,whichextinguishedfeudalismas
    asystemandthenobilityasaprivilegedclass,speedily
    ceasedtobeameredissolvent . Initslatterphasesit
    assumedaconstructivecharacter .
    Incidentallyitcreated
    muchthatwashelpfulinsubstanceifnotbeautifulin
    form,andfromthebeginningitadoptedapositivedoc-
    trineasoldasChristianity,butnewinitsapplicationto
    thepoliticalsphere . Thus,althoughituprootedquanti-
    tiesofwheattogetherwiththetares,itsgeneraleffectwas
    topreparethegroundforanewharvest .
    Ithadadis-
    tinctlysocialpurpose,whichitpartiallyrealized
    . Nor
    38I
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    shoulditbeforgottenthatinthepsychologicalsphereit
    kindledatransientoutburstofquasi-religiousenthusiasm
    amongitspartizans,imbuedthemwithapostoliczeal,in-
    spiredthemwithamarvelousspiritofself-abnegation,
    andnervedtheirarmstofar-resonantexploits. Andthe
    forceswhichtherevolutionthussetfreechangedmanyof
    theformsoftheEuropeanworld,butwithoutreshaping
    itaftertheimageoftheideal .
    HasthewitheringblightknownasBolshevismanysuch
    redeemingtraitstoitscreditaccount? Theconsensusof
    opiniondowntothepresentmomentgivesanemphatic,
    ifsummary,answerinthenegative . Everyregionover
    whichitsweptisblockedwithheapsofunsightlyruins
    .
    Ithasdepreciatedallmoralvalues . Itpassedlikeator-
    nado,spendingitsenergiesindemolition . Ofconstruc-
    tionhardlyatracehasbeendiscerned,evenbyindulgent
    explorers . ' Onemightlikenittoaso-calledpossession
    bythespiritofevil,wontofyoretousethehumanorgans
    ashisownforwordsoffollyanddeedsofiniquity . Bol-
    shevismhasoperateduniformlyasaquicksolventofthe
    socialorganism . DoubtlessEuropeansocietyin1917
    sorelyneededpurgingbydrasticmeans,butonlyafanatic
    wouldsaythatitdeservedannihilation .
    Ithasbeenvariouslyaffirmedthatthepoliticalleaven
    ofthesedestructivefermentsineasternandcentralEu-
    ropewaswholesome . SlavsandGermans,itisargued,
    stungbythebankruptcyoftheirpoliticalsystems,re-
    solvedtoalterthemonthelinesofuniversalsuffrageand
    itscorollaries,butwerecarriedfartherthantheymeant
    togo . Thismildjudgmentisbasedonaverypartial
    I Eaucationalreformshavebeenmentionedamongitsachievementsand
    attributedtoLunatcharsky . Thatheexertedhimselftospreadelementary
    instructionmustbeadmitted . Butthisprogressandtheeffectiveprotec-
    tionandencouragementwhichhehasundoubtedlyextendedtoartsand
    scienceswouldseemtoexhaustthelistofitemsinthecreditaccountofthe
    Bolshevistregime .
    3
    8
    2
    BOLSHEVISM
    surveyofthephenomena
    .
    Theimprovementinquestion
    wasthework,notoftheBolshevists,butoftheiradver-
    saries,themoderatereformers . Andthepoliticalstriv-
    ingsofthesehadnoorganicnexuswiththedoctrinewhich
    emanatedfromthenethermostdepthsinwhichvengeful
    pariahs,outlaws,andbenightednihilistswerefloundering
    beforesuffocatingintheoozeofanarchism . Neithercan
    onediscernanydegreeofkinshipbetweenSpartacistslike
    EichhornorLeninandmoderatereformersasrepresented,
    say,byTheodorWolffandBorisSavinkoff . Thetwo
    pairsaresunderedfromeachotherbythedistancethat
    separatesthesocialandtheanti-socialinstinct . Those
    arevulgariconoclasts,thesearewould-beworld-builders .
    ThattheRussian,or,indeed,theGerman
    constitu-
    tionalreformersshouldhavehuggedthedelusionthat
    whilethroneswerebeinghurledtotheground,andan
    epochwaspassingawayinviolentconvulsions,afew
    alterationsintheelectorallawwouldrestoreorderand
    bringbacknormalconditionstotheagonizingnations,is
    aninstructiveillustrationoftheblurredvisionwhichchar-
    acterizescontemporarystatesmen . TheAnglo-Saxondel-
    egatesattheConferencewereunderasimilardelusion
    whentheyundertooktoregeneratetheworldbyaseries
    of . merelypoliticalchanges .
    Noonewhohasfollowedattentivelytheworkofthe
    constitution-makersinWeimarcanhave
    overlooked
    theirreadinesstoadoptandassimilatethepositiveele-
    mentsofamovementwhichwasessentiallydestructive .
    Inthisrespecttheydisplayedaremarkabledegreeofopen-
    mindednessandreceptivity .
    Theyshowedthemselves
    avidofeverycontributionwhichtheycouldgleanfrom
    anysourcetotheworkofnationalreorganization,and
    eveninTeutonizedBolshevismtheyapparentlyfound
    helpfulhintsoftimelyinnovations
    . Onemaysafely
    hazardthepredictionthattheseadaptations,however
    3 8 3
    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    littletheymayberelished,arecertaintospreadto
    theWesternpeoples,whowillbeconstrainedtoaccept
    theminthelongrun,andGermanymayendbybecoming
    theeconomicleaderofdemocraticEurope
    . Thelawof
    politico-socialinterchangeandassimilationunderlying
    thisphenomenon,haditbeenunderstoodbythestates-
    menoftheEntente,mighthaverenderedthemless
    desirousofseeingtheGermanorganismtaintedwiththe
    germsofdissolution . ForwhatGermanyborrowsfrom
    Bolshevismto-daywesternEuropewillborrowfrom
    Germanyto-morrow . Andforemostamongthenew
    institutionswhichtherevolution
    willimposeupon
    EuropeisthatoftheSoviets,considerablymodifiedin
    formandlimitedinfunctions
    .
    "IntheconceptionoftheSovietsystem,"writesthe
    mostinfluentialJewish-GermanorganinEurope,"there
    isassuredlysomethingserviceable,anditbehoovesusto
    familiarizeourselvestherewith .
    Psychologically,itrests
    upontheneedfeltbytheworking-mantobesomething
    morethanamerecogintheindustrialmechanism
    . The
    firststepwouldconsistinconferringuponlaborcom-
    mitteesjuridicalfunctionsconsonantwith latter-day
    requirements. Thesefunctionswouldextendbeyond
    thoseexercisedbythelaborcommitteeshitherto
    . How
    fartheycouldgowithoutrenderingtheindustrialenter-
    priseimpossibleisamatterforinvestigation . . . . This
    isnotmerelyawishoftheextremists ;itisapsychologi-
    calrequirement,andthereforeitnecessitatestheestab-
    lishmentofaclosernexusbetweenlegislationandpracti-
    callifewhichunhappilyisbecomesocomplicated . And
    thisneedisnotconfinedtothelaboringclass . Itis
    universal . Therefore,what is goodfortheoneismeet
    fortheother . " 1
    The
    Sovietsystemadaptedtomodernexistenceisone
    1 FrankfurterZ eitung, February 28, 1919 .
    3 84
    BOLSHEVISM
    -andprobablythesole-legacyofBolshevismtothe
    newage
    .
    DuringthePeaceConferenceBolshevismplayeda
    largepartintheworld'saffairs . Bysomeoftheeminent
    lawgiversthereitwasfearedasascourge ;byothersit
    waswieldedasaweapon,andbyathirdsetitwasem-
    ployedasathreat . Wheneveradelegateofoneofthe
    lesserstatesfeltthathewaslosinggroundatthePeace
    Table,andthathiscountry'sdemandswereabouttobe
    whittleddownasextravagant,hewouldpointsignificantly
    tocertain"foretokens"ofanoutbreakofBolshevism
    inhiscountryandclassthemasaninevitableconsequence
    ofthenation'sdisappointment . Thustherepresentative
    ofnearlyeverystatewhichhadaterritorialprogram
    declaredthatthatprogrammustbecarriedoutifBol-
    shevismwastobeavertedthere . "ThisorelseBol-
    shevism"wastheperorationofmanyadelegate's expose .
    Moreredoubtablethanpoliticaldiscontentwastheprose-
    lytizingactivityoftheleadersofthemovementinRussia .
    OfthetwopillarsofBolshevismoneisaRussian,the
    otheraJew,theformer,Ulianoff(betterknownasLenin),
    thebrain ;theother,Braunstein(calledTrotzky),the
    armofthesect
    . Trotzkyisanunscrupulousdespot,in
    whoseveinsflowsthepoisonofmalignity . Hiselement
    iscruelty,hisspecialgiftisorganizingcapacity. Lenin
    isaUtopian,whosefanaticism,althoughextensive,has
    well-definedlimits
    . Incertainthingshedisagreespro-
    foundlywithTrotzky . Heresemblesareligiouspreacher
    inthis,thathecreatedabodyofveritabledisciplesaround
    himself. Hemightbelikenedtoapopewith a college
    ofinternationalcardinals
    . ThushehasFrench,British,
    German,Austrian,Czech,Italian,Danish,Swedish,
    Japanese,Hindu,Chinese,Buryat,andmanyotherfol-
    lowers,whoarechiefsofproselytizingsectionscharged
    withtheworkofspreadingtheBolshevikevangelthrough-
    3 8 5
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    outtheglobe,andareworkinghardtodischargetheir
    duties . Lenin,however,dissatisfiedwiththemeasures
    ofsuccessalreadyattained,isconstantlystimulating
    hisdisciplestomorestrenuousexertions . Heshares
    withothersectarianchiefswhohaveplayedaprominent
    partintheworld'shistorythatindefinablequalitywhich
    stirsemotionalsusceptibilityandrendersthosewho
    approachhimmoreeasilyaccessibletoideastoward
    whichtheybeganbymanifestingrepugnance . Lenin
    iscrediblyreportedtohavemadeseveralconvertsamong
    hisWesternopponents .
    Theplenipotentiaries,duringthefirstfourmonths,
    approachedBolshevismfromasingledirection,unvaried
    bytheeventswhichitgeneratedorthemodifications
    whichitunderwent .
    Theytesteditsolelybyitsacci-
    dentalbearingsontheoneaimwhichtheywereintenton
    securing-aformalandprovisionalresettlementofEurope
    capableofbeingpresentedtotheirrespectiveparliaments
    asafairachievement . Withitsrealcharacter,itsmani-
    foldcorollaries,itsinnovatingtendenciesoverthesocial,
    political,andethnicaldomain,theywereforthetime
    beingunconcerned . Withouttheslightestreferenceto
    anyoftheseconsiderationstheywerereadytofinda
    placeforitinthenewstatesystemwithwhichthey
    hopedtoendowtheworld
    . Morethanoncetheywereon
    thepointofgivingitofficialrecognition . Therewasno
    preliminarytesting,sifting,orexaminingbytheseempiri-
    cists,who,findingBolshevismontheirway,anddis-
    cerningnofacilemeansofdislodgingortransformingit,
    signifiedtheirwillingnessundereasyconditionstohall-
    markandincorporateitasoneoftheelementsofthenew
    ordering . Fromthecrimeslaidtoitschargetheywere
    preparedtomakeabstraction . Thebarbarousmethods
    towhichitoweditsveryexistencetheywerewillingto
    consigntooblivion . Anditwasonlyafreakofcircum-
    386
    BOLSHEVISM
    stancethathinderedthisembodimentofdespotismfrom
    beginningoneoftheiracceptedmeansofrenderingthe
    worldsafefordemocracy .
    PoliticalstudentsoutsidetheConference,goingfarther
    intothematter,inquiredwhethertherewasanykernel
    oftruthinthedoctrinesofLenin,anysocialorpolitical
    advantageinthepracticesofBraunstein(Trotzky),and
    theconclusionswhichtheyreachedwerenegative
    . 'But
    inquiriesofthistheoreticalnatureawakenednointerest
    amongtheempiricistsoftheSupremeCouncil
    . For
    themBolshevismmeantnothingmorethanagroupof
    politicians,whodirected,ormisdirected,butcertainly
    representedthebulkoftheRussianpeople,andwho,if
    wonoverandgatheredunderthecloakoftheConference,
    wouldfacilitateitstaskandbearwitnesstoitstriumph .
    This
    . inference,drawnbykeenobserversfrommany
    countriesandparties,isborneoutbythecuriousadmis-
    sionsandabortiveactsoftheprincipalplenipotentiaries
    themselves.
    InitsmildermanifestationsonthesocialsideRussian
    Bolshevismresemblescommunism,andmaybedescribed
    asasocialrevolutioneffectedbydeprivingonesetof
    people-therulingandintelligentclass-ofpower,prop-
    erty,andcivilrights,puttinganotherandlessqualified
    sectionintheirplace,andmaintainingthetop-heavy
    structurebyforceruthlesslyemployed
    . Far-reaching
    thoughthischangeundoubtedlyis,ithasnonexuswith
    Marxismorkindredtheories
    . Itsproximatecauseswere
    many :
    such,forexample,asthebreakdownofatyran-
    nicalsystemofgovernment,stateindebtednesssovast
    thatitswallowedupprivatecapital,thedepreciationof
    money,andthecorrespondingappreciationoflabor
    . It
    iA"succinctbutinterestingstudyofthisquestionappearedinthe
    Han-
    dels-Z eitun of the
    BerlinerTageblatt, over
    thesignatureofDr . Felix
    Pinner,July 20, 1918 .
    26

    387
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    isfair,therefore,tosaythatariseinthecostofproduc-
    tionandthetemporarysubstitutionofoneclassfor
    anothermarktheextenttowhichpoliticalforcesrevolu-
    tionizedthesocialfabric . Beyondtheselimitstheydid
    notgo . Thenotionhadbeenwidespreadinmostcoun-
    tries,anddeep-rootedinRussia,thatapoliticalupheaval
    wouldeffectaroot-reachingandlastingalterationinthe
    forcesofsocialdevelopment . ItwasadoptedbyLenin,
    afanaticoftheRobespierretype,butfarsuperiorto
    Robespierreinwill-power,insight,resourcefulness,and
    sincerity,who,havingseizedthereinsofpower,madethe
    experiment .
    ItisnoeasymattertoanalyzeLenin'seconomicpolicy,
    becauseoftheveilofmistthatconcealssomuchofRus-
    siancontemporaryhistory
    . Oursourcesareconfinedto
    theuntrustworthystatementsofacensoredpressand
    travelers'tales .
    ButitiscommonknowledgethattheBolshevistdic-
    tatorrequisitionedand"nation
    aliz
    ed"`thebanks,took
    factories,workshops,andplantsfromtheirownersand
    handedthemovertotheworkmen,deprivedlandedpro-
    prietorsoftheirestates,andallowedpeasantstoappro-
    priatethem
    . Itisinthematterofindustry,however,
    thathisexperimentismostinterestingasshowingthe
    practicalvalueofMarxismasapolicyandtheability
    oftheBolshevikstodealwithdelicatesocialproblems
    .
    ThehistoricdecreeissuedbytheMoscowgovernmenton
    thenationalizationofindustryaftertheopeningexperi-
    menthadbrokendowncontainsdataenoughtoenable
    onetoaffirmthatLeninhimselfjudgedMarxisminap-
    plicableeventoRussia,andleftitwherehehadfoundit
    -amongtheidealsofamillennialfuture
    . Thatukase
    orderedthegradualnationaliz
    ationofallprivateindus-
    trieswithacapitalofnotlessthanonemillionrubles,
    butallowedtheownerstoenjoythegratuitoususufruct
    388
    BOLSHEVISM
    oftheconcern,providedthattheyfinancedandcarried
    itonasbefore . Consequently,although
    in theorythe
    businesswastransferredtothestate,inrealitythe
    capitalistretainedhisplaceandhisprofitsasunderthe
    oldsystem
    . Consequently,theprincipalaimsofso-
    cialism,whicharethedistributionoftheproceedsof
    industryamongthecommunityandtheretentionofa
    certainsurplusbythestate,weremissed . IntheBolshe-
    vistprocedurethestateiswhollyeliminatedexceptfor
    thepurposeofupholdingafiction . Itreceivesnothing
    fromthecapitalist,notevenaroyalty .
    TheSlavisadreamerwhosesenseoftherealis
    oftendefective . Heloseshimselfinvaguegeneral-
    itiesandpithlessabstractions . Thus,beforeopening
    aschoolhewillspinoutatheoryofuniversaledu-
    cation,andthenbemoanhislackofresourcestoreal-
    izeit .
    True,manyofthechiefsofthesect-forit
    isundoubtedlyasectwhenitisnotacriminalcon-
    spiracy,andveryoftenitisboth-werenotSlavs,
    butJews,who,forthebehoofoftheirkindred,dropped
    theirSemiticnamesandadoptedsonorousSlavsubsti-
    tutes.
    Buttheyweremostunscrupulouspeculators,in-
    capableoftakinganinterestinthescientificaspectof
    suchmatters,andhypnotizedbythedreamsoflucrewhich
    theopportunityevoked . Onehasonlytocalltomind
    someoftheshabbytransactionsinwhichtheSemitic
    DictatorofHungary,Kuhn,orCohen,andBraunstein
    (Trotzky)ofPetrograd,tookanactivepart . Theformer
    issaidtohaveofferedforsalethehistoriccrownof
    St . StephenofHungarywhichtohimwasbutaplain
    goldheadgearadornedwithpreciousstonesandajeweled
    cross-toanoldcuriositydealerofMunich,'andwhen
    solemnlyprotestingthathewaslivingonlyfortheSoviet
    ' Of. Bonsoir,July 29,i9i9 . Thepricewasnotfixed,buttheminimum
    wasspecified . Itwasonehundredthousandkronen.
    389
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Republicandwasreadytodieforit,hewasactivelyen-
    gagedinsmugglingoutofHungaryintoSwitzerlandfifty
    millionkronenbonds,thirty-fivekilogramsofgold,and
    thirtychestsfilledwithobjectsofvalue . 'Hiscolleague
    Szamuelly'splunderisamatterofhistory .
    Tosuchadventurersasthosescienceisadrug . They
    areprimitivebeingsimpressiblemainlytoconcretemo-
    tivesofthebarestkind . ThedupesofLeninwerepeople
    ofadifferenttype . Manyofthemfanciedthatthegreat
    politicalclashmustinevitablyresultinanequallygreat
    andsalutarysocialupheaval . Thisassumptionhasnot
    beenborneoutbyevents .
    Thosefanaticsfellintoanothererror ;theywereina
    hurry,andwouldfainhaveeffectedtheirgreattransforma-
    tionasbythewavingofamagician'swand
    . Impatient
    ofgradation,theyscornedtotraversethedistancebe-
    tweenthepointofdepartureandthatofthegoal,andby
    wayofsettingupthe . newsocialstructurewithoutdelay,
    theyrolledawayallhindrancesregardlessofconsequences .
    Inthisspiritofabsolutismtheyabolishedtheservices
    ofthenationaldebt,struckouttheclaimsofRussia's
    creditorstotheircapitalorinterest,andturnedtheshops
    andfactoriesovertolaborboards. Thatwastheinitial
    blunderwhichtheukasealludedtowassubsequently
    issuedtorectify. Butitwastoolate . Theequilibrium
    oftheforcesofproductionhadbeendefinitelyupsetand
    couldnolongerberighted .
    Oneofthebasicpostulatesofprofitableproductionis
    theequilibriumofallitsessentialfactors-suchasthe
    laborer'swages,thecostofthemachineryandthemate-
    rial,theadministration. Bringdiscordintotheharmony
    andtheentiremechanismisoutofgear .
    TheRussianworkman,whoisatbottomanilliterate
    peasantwiththeoldrootsofserfdomstillclingingtohim,
    I Cf
    . P
    er Tag ,
    Vienna,Augusti3,i9i9 .
    L'EchodeParis,August15,1919
    .
    390
    BOLSHEVISM
    hasseldomanybowelsforhisneighborandnoneatallfor
    hisemployer.
    "GodHimselfcommandsustodespoil
    suchgentry,"isoneofhissayings
    . Heisinahurryto
    enrichhimself,andhecaresaboutnothingelse
    . Norcan
    herealizethattobeggarhisneighborsistoimpoverish
    himself. Hencehealwaystakesandnevergives
    ;asa
    peasanthedestroystheforests,hewingtreesandplanting
    none,androbsthesoilofitsfertility
    . Onanalogouslines
    hewouldfaindealwiththefactories,exactingexorbitant
    wagesthateatupallprofit,andnaivelyexpectingthe
    ownertogoonpayingthemasthoughhewerethetrustee
    ofafundforenrichingthegreedy. Theonlypeopleto
    profitbythesystem,andeventheyonlytransiently,were
    themanuallaborers . Thebulkofthe skilled, intelligent,
    andeducatedartisanswerehelduptocontemptandostra-
    cized,orkilled
    asanodiousaristocracy. That,ithas
    beenaptlypointedout,'isfarremovedfromMarxism
    .
    TheMarxist
    . doctrinepostulatestheadhesionofintelli-
    gentworkerstothesocialrevolution,whereastheRussian
    experimentersplacedtheminthesamecategoryasthe
    capitalists,thearistocrats,andtreatedthemaccordingly
    .
    AnotherMarxistpostulatenotrealizedinRussiawasthat
    beforethestatecouldprofitablyproceedtonationaliza-
    tionthecountrymusthavebeeninpossessionofawell-
    organized,smooth-runningindustrialmechanism . And
    thiswaspossibleonlyinthoselandsinwhichcapitalism
    hadhadalongandsuccessfulinnings,notinthegreat
    Slavcountryofhusbandmen
    .
    BywayofglozingovertheseincongruitiesLenin'sukase
    proclaimedthatthemeasuresenactedwereonlyprovi-
    sional,andaimedatenablingRussiatorealizethegreat
    transformationbydegrees
    . Buttheimpressionconveyed
    bythehistoryofthesocialsideof . Lenin'sactivityisthat
    Marxism,whether as understoodbyitsauthororasinter-
    1 ByDr. F . Pinner,H. Vorst,andothers.
    391
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    pretedandtwistedby its Russianadherents,hasbeen
    triedandfoundimpracticable. Oneisfurtherwarranted
    insayingthatneitherthevisionaryworkerswhoaremoved
    bymisdirectedzealforsocialimprovementnorthetheo-
    ristswhoareconstantlyonthelookoutfornewand
    stimulatingideasarelikelytodiscoverinRussianBolshe-
    vismanyaspectbuttheonealludedtoaboveworthy
    •

    theirseriousconsideration .
    Amuchdeepermarkwasmadeonthehistoryofthe
    centurybyitsmethods .
    Comparedwiththesoul-searinghorrorsletlooseduring
    theBolshevistfitoffrenzy,theworstatrocitiesrecorded
    • DeputyCarrierandhis noyades
    duringtheFrench
    Revolutionwerebutthefreaksofcompassionatehuman
    beings. InBolshevistRussiabrutalityassumedforms
    somonstrousthatthemodernmanoftheWestshrinks
    fromconjuringupafaintpictureoftheminimagination .
    Tens,perhapshundreds,ofthousandsweredonetodeath
    inhellishwaysbytheordersofmenandofwomen
    .
    Eyesweregougedout,earshackedoff,armsandlegstorn
    fromthebodyinpresenceofthevictims'childrenorwives,
    whoseagonywasthusbegunbeforetheirownturncame
    .
    Menandwomenandinfantswereburnedalive
    . Chinese
    executionerswerespeciallyhiredtoinflicttheawfultort-
    ureofthe"thousandslices
    . " 1 Officershadtheirlimbs
    brokenandwereleftforhoursinagonies
    . Manyvictims
    arecrediblyreportedtohavebeenburiedalive
    . History,
    fromitsearliestdawndowntothepresentday,hasre-
    cordednothingsoprofoundlyrevoltingasthenameless
    1
    Thecondemnedmanistiedtoapostoracross,hismouthgagged,and
    theexecutionismadetolastseveralhours
    . Itusuallybeginswithaslit
    • theforeheadandthepullingdownoftheskintowardthechin
    . After
    thelapseofacertaintimethenoseisseveredfromtheface
    . Aninterval
    follows,thenanearisloppedoff,andsothedevilishworkgoesonwith
    longpauses
    . Theskilloftheexecutionerisdisplayed
    in thelengthoftime
    duringwhichthevictimremainsconscious .
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    BOLSHEVISM
    crueltiesin whichthesehumanfiendsreveled . Onegrue-
    somepictureofthelessloathsomescenesenactedwilllive
    inhistoryonalevelwiththe noyades ofNantes . Ihave
    seenseveralmovingdescriptionsofitinRussianjournals .
    ThefollowingaccountisfromthepenofaFrenchmarine
    officer
    "WehavetwoarmedcruisersoutsideOdessa. Afew
    weeksagooneofthem,havinganinvestigationtomake,
    sentadiverclowntothebottom . Afewminutespassed
    andthealarmsignalwasheard . Hewashauledupand
    quicklyrelievedofhisaccoutrements
    . Hehadfainted
    away . Whenhecameto,histeethwerechatteringand
    theonlyarticulatesoundsthatcouldbegotfromhimwere
    thewords
    :`Itishorrible!Itisawful!'Aseconddiver
    wasthenlowered,withthesameprocedureandalikere-
    sult
    . Finallyathirdwaschosen,thistimeasturdylad
    ofironnerves,andsentdowntothebottomofthesea .
    Afterthelapseofafewminutesthesamethinghappened
    asbefore,andthemanwasbroughtup . Thistime,how-
    ever,therewasnofaintingfittorecord . Onthecontrary,
    althoughpalewithterror,hewasabletostatethathe
    hadbeheldthesea-bedpeopledwithhumanbodiesstand-
    ingupright,whichtheswayingofthewater,stillsensible
    atthisshallowdepth,softlyrockedasthoughtheywere
    monstrousalgae,theirhaironendbristlingvertically,and
    theirarmsraisedtowardthesurface . . .
    . Allthesecorpses,
    anchoredtothebottombytheweightofstones,tookon
    anappearanceofeerieliferesembling,onemightsay,a
    forestoftreesmovedfromsidetosidebythewindand
    eagertowelcomethedivercomedownamongthem . . . .
    Therewere,headded,oldmen,childrennumerousbe-
    yondcount,sothatonecould but comparethem to the
    treesofaforest . " 1
    FrompublishedrecordsitisknownthattheBolshevist
    ' Cf . LeFigaro, Februaryi8,x919
    .
    393
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thugs,whentiredofusingtherifle,themachine-gun,the
    cord,andthebayonet,expeditedmattersbydrowning
    theirvictimsbyhundredsintheBlackSea,intheGulfof
    Finland,andinthegreatrivers . Submarinecemeteries
    wasthenamegiventotheselastresting-placesofsomeof
    Russia'smosthigh-mindedsonsanddaughters . ' Itis
    notintheFrenchRevolutionthatthosedeedsofwanton
    destructionandrevoltingcrueltywhichareindissolubly
    associatedwithBolshevismfindaparallel,butinChinese
    history,whichoffersastrikingandcuriousprefiguration
    oftheLeniniststructure
    .
    2 Towardthemiddleofthe
    tenthcentury,whentheempirewasplungedindirecon-
    fusion,amysticalsectwasformedthereforthepurpose
    ofdestroyingbyforceeveryvestigeofthetraditional
    socialfabric,andestablishingasystemofcomplete
    equalitywithoutanystateorganizationwhatever,after
    themanneradvocatedbyLeoTolstoy . Someofthedicta
    ofthesesectarianshaveadecidedlyBolshevistflavor .
    This,forexample :"Societyrestsuponlaw,property,
    religion,andforce . Butlawisinjusticeandchicane ;
    propertyisrobberyandextortion
    ;religionisuntruth,
    andforceisiniquity . " InthosedaysChinesepolitical
    partieswereatstrifewitheachother,andnoneofthem
    scornedanymeans,howeverbrutal,toworstitsadver-
    saries,butforalongwhiletheyweredividedamongthem-
    selvesandwithoutacapablechief.
    AtlasttheSocialistpartyunexpectedlyproduceda
    leader,WangNganShen,amanofparts,whopossessed
    thegiftofdrawingandswayingthemultitude
    Ofagree-
    1 IdonotsuggestthatthesecrimeswereorderedbyLenin . Butitwill
    notbegainsaidthatneitherhenorhiscolleaguespunishedthemassmur-
    derersorevenprotestedagainsttheircrimes . Neithercanitbemain-
    tainedthatmassacreswereconfinedtoanyoneparty .
    1
    Thispre-Bolshevistmovementisdescribedinaninterestingstudyon
    thesocialistmovementandsystems,downtotheyear1848,byEl
    . Luzatto .
    Cf
    . DerBund, Augustx6,19x8 .
    3 9 4
    BOLSHEVISM
    ablepresence,hewasresourcefulandunscrupulous,soon
    becamepopular,andevencaptivated theEmperor,
    ShenTsung,whoappointedhimMinister . Hethenset
    aboutapplyinghistenetsandrealizinghis dreams,
    WangNganShenbeganbymakingcommerceandtrade
    astatemonopoly,just as
    Leninhaddone,"inorder,"
    heexplained,"tokeepthepoorfrombeingdevouredby
    therich . " Thestatewasproclaimedthesoleownerof
    allthewealthofthesoil ; agriculturaloverseerswere
    despatchedtoeachdistricttodistributethelandamong
    thepeasants,eachofthesereceivingasmuchasheand
    hisfamilycouldcultivate . Thepeasantobtainedalso
    theseed,butthishewasobligedtoreturntothestate
    aftertheingatheringoftheharvest . Thepowerofthe
    overseerwentfarther ;itwashewhodeterminedwhat
    cropsthehusbandmanmightsowandwhofixeddayby
    daythepriceofeverysalablecommodityinthedistrict .
    Asthestatereservedtoitselftherighttobuyallagri-
    culturalproduce,itwasboundinreturntosaveupa
    partoftheprofitstobeusedforthebenefitofthepeople
    inyearsofscarcity,andalsoatothertimestobeemployed
    inworksneededbythecommunity . WangNganShen
    alsoordainedthatonlythewealthyshouldpaytaxes,
    theproceedsofwhichweretobeemployedinrelieving
    thewantsofthepoor,theold,andtheunemployed.
    Thetheorywassmoothandattractive .
    Foroverthirtyyearsthoselawsaresaidtohave
    remainedinforce,atanyrateonpaper. Towhatextent
    theywerecarriedoutisproblematical
    .
    Probablyabe-
    ginningwasactuallymade,forduringWang'stenureof
    officeconfusionwasworseconfoundedthanbefore,and
    miserymoreintenseandwidespread . Theopposition
    tohisregimeincreased,spread,andfinallygottheupper
    hand . WangNganShenwasbanished,togetherwith
    thoseofhispartizanswhorefusedtoacceptthereturnto
    395
    THE INSIDESTORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    theoldsystem. Suchwouldappeartohavebeenthe
    firstappearanceofBolshevismrecordedinhistory.
    Anotherlesscompleteparallel,nottotheBolshevist
    theory,buttotheplightofthecountrywhichitruined,
    maybefoundintheChineserebellionorganizedintheyear
    185obyapeasant 1 who, havingbecomeaChristian,
    fanciedhimselfcalledbyGodtoregeneratehispeople .
    Heaccordinglygottogetherabandofstout-hearted
    fellowswhomhefanaticized,disciplined,andtransformed
    intothenucleusofastrongarmytowhichbrigands,
    outlaws,andmalcontentsofeverysociallayerafterward
    flocked. TheyoverrantheYangtseValley,invaded
    twelveoftherichestprovinces,seizedsixhundredcities
    andtowns,andputanendtotwentymillionpeoplein
    thespaceoftwelveyearsbyfire,sword,andfamine . 2
    TothisbloodyexpeditionHungSewTseuen,amaster
    ofmoderneuphemism,gavethenameofCrusadeofthe
    GreatPeace. Fortwelveyearsthis"Crusade"lasted,
    anditmighthaveenduredmuchlongerhaditnotbeen
    forthehelpgivenbyoutsiders . Itwastherethat
    "Chinese"Gordonwonhislaurelsandaccomplisheda
    beneficentwork .
    TherewerepoliticiansattheConferencewhoargued
    thatRussia,beinginapositionanalogoustothatof
    Chinain1854,ought,likeher,tobehelpedbytheGreat
    Powers
    .
    Itwas,theyheld,quiteasmuchintheinterests
    ofEurope asinhers
    . Buthoweverforcibletheirargu-
    ments,theyencounteredaninsurmountableobstaclein
    thefearentertainedbythechiefsoftheleadinggovern-
    mentslesttheextremeoppositionalpartiesintheir
    respectivecountriesshouldmakecapitaloutofthemove
    andturnthemoutofoffice
    . Theyinvokedtheinterests
    iHungSewTseuen. Therebellionlastedfrom185otor864 .
    9
    ThesuperbcityofNankin,withitstemplesandporcelaintowers, was
    destroyed .
    3
    9 6
    BOLSHEVISM
    ofthecauseofwhichtheywerethechampionsfordeclin-
    ingtoexposethemselvestoanysuch risk . Ithasbeen
    contendedwithwarmth,andpossiblywithtruth,thatif
    attheoutsettheGreatPowershadintervenedtheymight
    withacomparativelysmallarmyhavecrushedBolshevism
    andre-establishedorderinRussia . Ontheotherhand,
    itwasobjectedthatevenheavygunswillnotdestroy
    ideas,andthatthemainideaswhichsuppliedtherevo-
    lutionarymovementwithvitalforceweretoodeeply
    rootedtohavebeenextirpatedbythemostformidable
    foreignarmy . Thatistrue . Buttheseideaswerenot
    especiallycharacteristicofBolshevism . Farfromthat,
    theywereincompatiblewithit :thebestowalofland
    onthepeasants,anequitablereformoftherelations
    betweenworkmenandemployers,andtheabolitionof
    thehereditaryprincipleinthedistributionofeverything
    thatconfersanunfairadvantageontheindividualor
    the
    class
    arecertainlynotpostulatesofLenin'sparty.
    Itisatenablepropositionthattimelymilitaryassistance
    wouldhaveenabledtheconstructiveelementsofRussia
    torestoreconditionsofnormallife,buttheworthof
    timelinesswasneverrealizedbytheheadsofthegovern-
    mentswhoundertooktomakelawsfortheworld . They
    ignoredthemaximthatastatesman,whenapplying
    measures,mustkeephiseyeontheclock,inasmuchasthe
    remedywhichwouldsaveanationatonemomentmay
    hastenitsruinatanother .
    Theexpedientsandcounter-expedientstowhichthe
    Conferencehadrecourseintheirfitfulstruggleswith
    Bolshevismweresomanysurprisestoeveryonecon-
    cerned,andwereattimesredolentofcomedy . But
    whatwaslevityandignoranceonthepartofthedelegates
    meantdeath,andworsethandeath,totensofthousandsof
    theirproteg€ es. InRussiatheiragentszealouslyegged
    ontheorder-lovingpopulationtoriseupagainstthe
    397
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Bolshevikiandattacktheirstrongpositions,promising
    themimmediatemilitaryhelpiftheysucceeded . But
    when,theseexploitshavingbeendulyachieved,theagents
    wereaskedhowsoontheforeignreinforcementsmight
    beexpected,theyreplied,callingforpatience . After
    atimetheBolshevikiassailedthetemporaryvictors,
    generallydefeatedthem,andthenputamultitudeof
    defenselesspeopletothesword . Deplorableincidents
    ofthisnature,whicharesaidtohaveoccurredseveral
    timesduringthespringofigrg,shookthecreditofthe
    Allies,andkindledafeelingofjustresentmentamong
    allclassesofRussians .
    XII
    HOWBOLSHEVISM`WASFOSTERED
    T
    HEAllies,then,mighthavesolvedtheBolshevist
    problembymakinguptheirmindswhichofthetwo
    alternativepolitics-waragainst,ortoleranceof,Bolshe-
    vism-theypreferred,andbytakingsuitableactionin
    goodtime. IftheyhadhandledtheRussiantanglewith
    skillandrepaidagreatsacrificewithasmallonebefore
    itwasyettoolate,theymighthavehopedtoharvestin
    abundantfruitsinthefullnessoftime . Buttheybelonged
    totheclassoftheundecided,whosememberscontinually
    sufferfromtheabsenceofamiddlewordbetweenyesand
    no,connotingwhatisneitherpositivenornegative .
    Theylettheopportunityslip . Notonlydidtheywith-
    holdtimelysuccortoeitherside,buttheyvisitedsomeof
    themostloyalRussiansinwesternEuropewiththeutmost
    rigorofcoercionlaws . Theyhoundedthemdownas
    enemies. Theycoopedthemupincagesasthoughthey
    wereTeutonenemies. Theyencircledthemwithbarbed
    wire. Theykeptmanyofthemhungryandthirsty,
    deprived,themoflife'snecessariesfordays,andinsome
    casesreducedthediscontented-andwhointheirplace
    wouldnotbediscontented?-topicktheirfoodindust-
    binsamonggarbageandrefuse . Ihaveseenofficersand
    meninFrancewhohadshedtheirbloodjoyfullyforthe
    EntentecausegraduallyconvertedtoBolshevismbythe
    misdeedsoftheAlliedauthorities
    . Inwhoseinterests?
    Withwhathelpfulresults?
    399
    THE
    INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Iwatchedthedevelopmentofanti-Ententismamong
    thoseRussianswithpainfulinterest,and
    in
    favorable
    conditionsforobservation,andIsaywithouthesitation
    thatrancoragainsttheAlliesburnsasvehementlyand
    intenselyamongtheanti-Bolshevistsasamongtheirad-
    versaries .
    "Mycountryasawholeisbitterlyhostile
    toherformerallies,"exclaimedaneminentRussian,
    "forassoonasshehadrenderedtheminestimableser-
    vices,atthecostofherpoliticalexistence,theyturned
    theirbacksuponherasthoughheragonywerenoaffair
    oftheirs
    . To-daythenationisdividedonmanyissues
    .
    Dissensionsandquarrelshaverivenandshattereditinto
    shreds.
    ButinonerespectRussiaisstillunited-inthe
    vehemenceofhersentimenttowardtheAllies,whofirst
    drainedherlife-bloodandthenabandonedherprostrate
    bodytobeastsofprey .
    Somepartofthehatredengen-
    deredmighthavebeenmitigatedifrepresentativesofthe
    provisionalRussiangovernmenthadbeenadmittedto
    theConference
    . Astatesmanwouldhaveinsistedupon
    openingatleastthislittlesafety-valve .
    Itwouldhave
    helpedandcouldnothaveharmedtheAllies
    . Itwould
    haveboundtheRussianstothem
    . ForRussia'sdele-
    gates,themensentorempoweredbyKolchakandhis
    colleaguestorepresentthem,wouldhavebeentheex-
    ponentsofahelplesscommunityhoveringbetweenlite
    anddeath
    . Theycouldandwouldhavegonefartoward
    conciliatingtheworld-dictators,towhoseleastpalatable
    decisionstheymighthavehesitatedtoofferunbending
    opposition
    . Andthisacquiescence,howeverprovisional,
    wouldhavetendedtorelievetheAlliesofasensiblepart
    oftheirloadofresponsibility
    . Itwouldalsohavelinked
    theRussians,loosely,perhaps,butperceptibly,tothe
    WesternPowers. -
    Itwouldhaveimpartedasettled
    EntentophildirectiontoKolchak'spolicy,andcom-
    municatedittothenation.
    Inshort,itmighthavedis-
    400
    HOW BOLSHEVISMWAS FOSTERED
    pelledsomeofthestorm-cloudsthataregatheringinthe
    eastofEurope . "
    ButtheAllies,truetotheirwontofdrifting,putoff
    alldecisiveaction,andletthingsslipandslide,forthe
    Germanstoputinorder. TherewerenoRussians,
    therefore,attheConference,andthereliesnoobligation
    onanypoliticalgrouporpartyintheanarchistSlavstate
    toholdtotheAllies . Butitwouldbeanerrortoimagine
    thattheyhaveawhitesheetofpaperonwhichtotrace
    theirlineofactionandwritethenamesofFranceand
    Britainastheirfuturefriends . Theyarefilledwith
    angrydisgustagainstthesetwoex-Allies,andofthetwo
    thefeelingagainstFranceisespeciallyintense . '
    Itisatruismtorepeatina
    different formwhatMessrs
    .
    LloydGeorgeandWilsonrepeatedlyaffirmed,butap-
    parentlywithoutrealizingwhattheysaid
    :thatthepeace
    whichtheyregardasthecrowningworkoftheirlives
    deservessuchvalueasitmaypossessfromtheassumption
    thatRussia,whensherecoversfromhercatalepticfit,
    willbetheallyofthePowersthathavedismemberedher
    .
    Ifthispostulateshouldproveerroneous,Germanymay
    formananti-Alliedleagueofalargenumberofnations
    whichitwouldbeinvidioustoenumeratehere . Butitis
    manifestthatthisconsummationwouldimperilPoland,
    Czechoslovakia,andJugoslavia,andsweepawaythelast
    vestigesofthepeacesettlement . Andalthoughitwould
    berashtomakeaforecastofthepolicywhichnewRussia
    willstrikeout,itwouldbeimpolitictoblinktheconclu-
    sionstowardwhichrecenteventssignificantlypoint .
    InAprilaRussianstatesmansaidtome
    :"TheAllied
    delegatesareunconsciouslythrustingfromthemtheonly
    means bywhichtheycanstillrenderpeacedurableanda
    cItisrighttosaythatduringthesummermonthsaconsiderablesection
    oftheanti-BolshevistsmodifiedtheirviewofBritain'spolicy,andexpressed
    gratitudefortheaidbestowedonKolchak,Denikin,andYudenitch,with-
    outwhichtheirarmieswouldhavecollapsed .
    401
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    fellowshipofthenationspossible . Unwittinglytheyare
    augmentingtheforcesofBolshevismandraisingpolitical
    enemiesagainstthemselves. Considerhowtheyarebe-
    havingtowardus . RecentlyanumberofRussian pris-
    onersescapedfrom'GermanytoHolland,whereuponthe
    Alliedrepresentativespackedthemoffbyforceandagainst
    theirwilltoDantzig,tobeconveyedthencetoLibau,
    wheretheyhavebecomerecruitsoftheBolshevistRed
    Guards . Thosemenmighthavebeenusefullyemployed
    intheAlliedcountries,towhosecausetheyweredevoted,
    butsoexasperatedweretheyattheirforcibleremovalto
    Libauthatmanyofthemdeclaredthattheywouldjoin
    theBofshevistforces .
    "Evenourofficialrepresentativesareseeminglyin-
    cludedinthecategoryofsuspects
    . OurMinisterin
    Pekingwasrefusedtherightofsendingcipheredtelegrams
    andourcharged'affairesinaEuropeancapitalsuffered
    thesamedeprivation,whiletheBolshevistenvoyenjoyed
    thisdiplomaticprivilege . Acouncilorofembassyinone
    Alliedcountrywasrefusedapassportvisaforanother
    untilhedeclaredthatiftherefusalwereupheldhewould
    returnahighorderwhich . forextraordinaryservices
    hehadreceivedfromthegovernmentwhoseembassy
    wasvetoinghisvisa . Onthenationalfestivalofacertain
    Alliedcountrythecharged'affairesofRussiawasthe
    onlymemberofthediplomaticcorpswhoreceivedno
    officialinvitation . "
    OnedayinJanuary,whenacrowdhadgatheredonthe
    Quaid'Orsay,watchingthedelegatesfromthevarious
    countries-British,American,Italian,Japanese,Ru-
    manian,etc. -enterthestatelypalacetosafeguardthe
    interestsoftheirrespectivecountriesandlegislatefor
    thehumanrace,aRussianofficerpassed,accompanied
    byanilliteratesoldierwhohadseenhardservicefirst
    undertheGrandDukeNicholas,andthen in aRussian
    402
    HOW BOLSHEVISMWAS FOSTERED
    brigadeinFrance . Thesoldiergazedwistfully at the
    palace,then,turningtotheofficer,asked,"Arethey
    lettinganyofourpeopleinthere?"The-officeranswered,
    evasively :"Theyarethinkingitover
    . Perhapsthey
    will
    . "Whereuponhisattendantblurtedout :"Thinking
    it
    over!Whatthinkingiswanted?Didwenotfight
    forthemtillweweremoweddownlikegrass? Didnot
    millionsofRussianbodiescoverthefields,theroads,and
    thecamps?DidwenotfacetheGermangreatgunswith
    onlybayonetsandsticks?Havewedonetoolittlefor
    them?Whatmorecouldwehavedonetobeallowedin
    therewiththeothers?Ifoughtsincethewarbegan,and
    wastwicewounded
    . Myfivebrotherswerecalledupat
    thesametimeasmyself,and all fivehavebeenkilled,and
    nowtheRussiansarenotwanted !Thedoorisshut
    in
    ourfaces . . . . "
    SoonerorlaterRussiananarchy,likethatofChina,
    willcometoanend,andtheleaderschargedwith,the
    reconstitutionofthecountry,ifmenofknowledge,pa-
    triotism,andcharacter,willadoptaprogramconducive
    tothewell-beingofthenation
    . Towhatextent,one
    mayask,isitswelfarecompatiblewiththe
    statusquo
    ineasternEurope,whichtheAllies,distractedbycon-
    flictingprinciplesandfitfulimpulse,leftorcreated
    andhopetoperpetuatebymeansofaparchmentin-
    strument?
    ThezealwithwhichtheFrenchauthoritieswentto
    worktopreventthegrowthofBolshevismintheircoun-
    try,especiallyamongtheRussiansthere,isbeyonddis-
    pute
    . Unhappilyitprovedinefficacious . Indeed,itis
    noexaggerationtosaythatitdefeateditsobjectand
    producedthecontraryeffect
    . Forattentionwassocom-
    pletelyabsorbedbytheaimthatnoconsiderationre-
    mainedoverforthemeansofattainingit
    . Afewcon-
    creteexampleswillbringthishometothereader
    . The
    27

    403
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    followingnarrativesemanatefromaneminentRussian,
    whoisdevotedtotheAllies .
    TherewerescoresofthousandsofRussiantroopsin
    France .
    Mostofthemfoughtvaliantly,othershalf-
    heartedly,andafewrefusedtofightatall. Butinstead
    ofmakingdistinctionstheFrenchauthorities,moved
    bytheinstinctof
    . self-preservation,andpreferringpre-
    ventiontocure,tarredthemallwiththesamebrush.
    "Giveadogabadnameandhanghim,"saystheproverb,
    anditwasexemplifiedinthecaseof-theRussians,who
    sooncametoberegardedasa tertiumquid betweenenemies
    ofpublicorderandsuspiciousneutrals . Theywerepro-
    foundlymistrusted . Theirofficersweredeprivedoftheir
    authorityovertheirownmenandplacedunderthecom-
    mandofexcellentFrenchofficers,whocannotbeblamed
    fornotunderstandingthetemperoftheSlavsnorfor
    rubbingthemagainstthegrain . Theprivates,seeing
    theirsuperiorsvirtuallydegraded,concludedthatthey
    hadforfeitedtheirclaimtorespect,andtreated . them
    accordingly
    . Thatgavethedeath-blowtodiscipline
    .
    Theofficers,mostofwhomweredevotedheartandsoul
    tothecauseoftheAllies,withwhichtheyhadfondly
    identifiedtheirown,lostheart . Aftervariousattempts
    togetthemselvesreinstated,theirfeelingstowardthe
    nation,whichwasnowisetoblamefortheexcessivezeal
    ofitspublicservants,underwentaradicalchange .
    Blazingindignationconsumedwhateveraffectionthey
    hadoriginallynurturedfortheFrench,andinmany
    casesalsofortheotherAllies,andtheywenthometocom-
    municatetheiranimustotheircountrymen . Thesoldiers,
    whonowbegantobetauntedandvilipendedasBoches,
    threwalldisciplinetothewindsand,feelingeveryhand
    raisedagainstthem,resolvedtoraisetheirhandsagainst
    everyman . Thesewerethebeginningsoftheprocessof
    "bolshevization
    . "
    404
    HOW BOLSHEVISMWAS FOSTERED
    Thisanti-Russianspiritgrewintenserastimelapsed.
    ThousandsofRussiansoldiersweresentouttoworkfor
    privateemployers,notbytheWarMinistry,butby
    theMinistryofAgriculture,underwhomtheywere
    placed . Theywerefedandpaidawagewhichunder
    normalcircumstancesshouldhavecontentedthem,for
    itwasmorethantheyusedtoreceiveinpre-wardaysin
    theirowncountry. Butthecircumstanceswerenot
    normal
    . SidebysidewiththemworkedFrenchmen,
    manyofwhomwereunablephysicallytocompetewith
    thesturdypeasantsfromPermandVyatka . Andwhen
    propagandistspointedouttothemthattheFrenchworker
    waspaidzoopercent. more,theybroodedoverthe
    inequalityandlabeleditastheyweretold . Forover-
    work,too,therateofpaywasstillmoreunequal . One
    resultofthisdifferentialtreatmentwastheestrangement
    ofthetworacesasrepresentedbythetwoclassesofwork-
    men,andthegrowthofmutualdislike . Buttherewas
    another. Whentheylearned,astheydidintime,that
    theemployerwassellingtheproduceoftheirlaborata
    profitof 40o and5oo,percent. ,theyhadnohesitation
    aboutrepeatingtheformulassuggestedtothemby
    socialistpropagandists :"Weareworkingforblood-
    suckers . Thebourgeoismustbeexterminated . " In
    thiswaybitternessagainsttheAlliesandhatredofthe
    capitalistswereinculcatedintensofthousandsofRus-
    sianswhoafewmor_thsbeforewerehonest,simple-
    mindedpeasantsandwell-disciplinedsoldiers
    .
    Manyof
    thesemen,whentheyreturnedtotheircountry,joined
    theRedGuardsofBolshevismwithspontaneousardor .
    Theyneedednopressing.
    TherewasoneyoungofficeroftheGuards,inparticular,
    namedG-,whobelongedtoaverygoodfamilyand
    wasanexceptionallyculturedgentleman . Musicwashis
    recreation,andhewasavirtuosoontheviolin . Inthe
    405
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    warhehaddistinguishedhimselffirstontheRussian
    frontandthenontheFrench . Hehadgivenofhisbest,
    forhewasgrievouslywounded,hadhislefthandpara-
    lyzed,andlosthispowerofplayingtheviolinforever
    .
    HereceivedahighdecorationfromtheFrenchgovern-
    ment . FortheEnglishnationheprofessedanddisplayed
    greataffection,andinparticularhereveredKingGeorge,
    perhapsbecauseofhisphysicalresemblancetotheTsar.
    AndwhenKingGeorge,wastovisitParisherejoiced
    exceedinglyattheprospectofseeinghim . Orderswere
    issuedforthetroopstocomeoutandlinetheprincipal
    routesalongwhichthemonarchwouldpass . TheFrench
    naturallyhadthebestplaces,butthePlacede1'Etoile
    wasreservedfortheAlliedforces . G-,delighted,
    wenttohissuperiorofficerandinquiredwheretheRus-
    siansweretostand . Thegeneraldidnotknow,but
    promisedtoascertain . Accordinglyheputthequestion
    totheFrenchcommander,whoreplied :"Russiantroops?
    ThereisnoplaceforanyRussiantroops
    . "Withtears
    inhiseyesG--recountedthisepisode,adding :"We,
    whofoughtandbled,andlostourlivesorwerecrippled,
    hadtoswallowthishumiliation,whilePolesandCzecho-
    slovaks,whohadonlyjustarrivedfromAmericaintheir
    brand-newuniforms,andhadneverbeenunderfire,had
    placesallottedtotheminthepageant .
    Isthatfairto
    thetroopswithoutwhoseexploitstherewouldhavebeen
    noPolishorCzechoslovakofficers,noFrenchvictory,no
    triumphalentryofKingGeorgeVintoParis?"
    XIII
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON THE TREATY
    F
    ROMthe opening of
    the Conference fundamental
    differencessprangupwhichsplitthedelegatesinto
    twomainparties,ofwhichonewassolicitousmainly
    abouttheresettlementoftheworldanditsfuturemain-
    stay,theLeagueofNations,andtheotheraboutthe
    furtheranceofnationalinterests,which,itmaintained,
    wasequallyindispensabletoanenduringpeace . The
    latterwerereadytowelcometheLeagueoncondition
    thatitwasutilizedintheserviceoftheirnationalpur-
    poses,butnotifitcounteredthem .
    Tobridgethechasm
    betweenthetwowasthetasktowhichPresidentWilson
    courageouslysethishand
    . Unluckily,bywayofqualify-
    ingfortheexperiment,herecededfromhisownstrong
    position,andhavingcuthismooringsfromoneshove,
    failedtoreachtheother
    . Hispristineideawasworthy
    ofaworld-leader
    ;had,infact,beenentertainedandad-
    vocatedbysomeoftheforemostspiritsofmoderntimes .
    Hepurposedbringingaboutconditionsunderwhichthe
    pacificprogressoftheworldmightbesafeguardedina
    verylargemeasureandforanindefinitetime . Butbeing
    veryimperfectlyacquaintedwiththeconcreteconditions
    ofEuropeanandAsiaticpeoples-hehadneverbefore
    feltthepulsationofinternationallife-hisideasaboutthe
    waysandmeanswerehazy,andhiscalculationsboreno
    realreferencetotheelementsoftheproblem
    . Conse-
    quently,withwhatseemedawidehorizonandagenerous
    407
    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    ambition,hisgraspwasneitherfirmnorcomprehensive
    enoughforsucharevolutionaryundertaking .
    Innocase
    couldhemakeheadwaywithoutthevoluntaryco-opera-
    tionofthenationsthemselves,whointheirownbest
    interestsmighthavesubmittedtoheavysacrifices,to
    whichtheirleaders,whomhetreatedastrueexponents
    oftheirwill,refusedtheirconsent
    . Buthescoutedthe
    notionofaworld-parliament
    . Whenever,therefore,con-
    templatingaparticularissue,notasanindependentques-
    tioninitself,butasanintegralpartofalargerproblem,
    hemadeasuggestionseeminglytendingtowardtheulti-
    mategoal,hismotionencounteredresoluteoppositionin
    thefaceofwhichhefrequentlyretreated
    .
    Attheoutset,onwhichsomuchdepended,thepeoples
    as
    distinguishedfromthegovernmentsappearedtobe
    ingeneralsympathywithhisprincipalaim,anditseemed
    atthetimethatifappealedtoonaclearissuetheywould
    havegivenhimtheirwhole-heartedsupport,provided
    alwaysthat,truetohisownprinciples,hepressedthese
    tothefullestextentandadmittednosuchinvidiousdis-
    tinctionsas
    privilegedandunprivilegednations
    . This
    beliefwasconfirmedbywhatIheardfrommenofmark,
    leadersofthelaborpeople,andthreePrimeMinisters
    .
    Theyassuredmethatsuchanappealwouldhaveevoked
    anenthusiasticresponseintheirrespectivecountries
    .
    ConvincedthattheprincipleslaiddownbythePresident
    duringthelastphasesofthewarwouldgofartomeetthe
    exigenciesoftheconjuncture,Iventuredtowriteonone
    oftheoccasions,whenneitherpartywouldyieldtothe
    other :"TheveryleastthatMr
    . Wilsonmightnowdo,
    ifthedeadlockcontinues,istopublishtotheworldthe
    desirableobjectswhichtheUnitedStatesaredisinter-
    estedly,ifnotalwayswisely,strivingfor,and
    leavethe
    judgment tothepeoplesconcerned
    . " 3
    1 TheDailyTelegraph, March 28,igiq .
    408
    SIDELIGHTSONTHETREATY
    Butherecoiledfromtheventure . Perhapsit - was
    alreadytoolate
    . Inthejudgmentofmany,hisassentto
    thesuppressionoftheproblemofthefreedomoftheseas,
    howeverunavoidableasatacticalexpedient,knelledthe
    politicalworldbacktotheunregeneratedaysofstrategical
    frontiers,secretalliances,militarypreparations,financial
    burdens,andthebalanceofpower
    . Onthatday,his
    grasponthebannerrelaxing,itfell,toberaised,itmaybe,
    atsomefuturetimebythepeopleswhomhehadaspired
    tolead
    . Thecontestswhichhewagedafterthatfirst
    defeathadlittleprospectofsuccess,andsoonthepith
    andmarrowoftheissuecompletelydisappeared
    . The
    utmosthecouldstillhopeforwasapapercovenant-
    whichisadifferentthingfromagenuineaccord-totake
    homewithhimtoWashington
    . Andthishiscolleagues
    didnotgrudgehim
    . Theywereoperatingwithadifferent
    castofminduponawhollydifferentsetofideas
    . Their
    aims,whichtheypursuedwithnolessenergyandwith
    greaterperseverancethanMr
    . Wilsondisplayed,were
    national
    . Someofthemimplicitlytookthegroundthat
    Germany,,havingplungedtheworldinwar,wouldpersist
    indefinitelyinhernefariousmachinations,andmust,
    therefore,intheinterestsofgeneralpeace,becrippled
    militarily,financially,economically,andpolitically,for
    aslongatimeaspossible,whileherpotentialenemies
    mustforthesamereasonbestrengthenedtotheutmost
    atherexpense,andthatthisconditionofthingsmustbe
    upheldthroughthebeneficentinstrumentalityofthe
    LeagueofNations .
    Ontheseconflictingissuesceaselesscontentionwent
    onfromthestart,yetforlackofastrongpersonalityof
    sound,over-rulingjudgmentthecontestdraggedon
    withoutresult
    . Formonthsthedemonofprocrastina-
    tionseemedtohavepossessedthesoulsoftheprincipal
    delegates,andfrustratedtheirprofessedintentionsto .
    409
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    getthroughtheworkexpeditiously . Evenunforeseen
    incidentsledtodangerousdelay . Everypassingepisode
    becameagroundforpostponingthevitalissue,although
    each
    daylostincreasedthedifficultiesofachievingthe
    principalobject,whichwastheconclusionofpeace
    .
    For
    example,thecommitteedealingwiththequestionof
    reparationswouldreachadecision,say,thatGermany
    mustpayacertainsum,whichwouldentailacenturyof
    strenuouseffort,accompaniedwithstringentthriftand
    self-denial ;whiletheEconomicCommitteedecidedthat
    hersupplyofrawmaterialshouldberestrictedwithin
    suchnarrowlimits as toputsuchpaymentwhollyout
    ofherpower. Andthisdifferenceofviewnecessitateda
    postponementofthewholeissue . Mr. Hughes,the
    PremierofAustralia,commentingonthisshilly-shallying,
    saidwithtruth-. '"Themindsofthepeoplearegrievously
    perturbed .
    Thelongdelay,coupledwith . fearslestthat
    thePeaceTreaty,whenitdoescome,shouldprovetobea
    peaceunworthy,unsatisfactory,unenduring,hasmade
    theheartsofthepeoplesick .
    Weweretoldthatthe
    PeaceTreatywouldbereadyinthecomingweek,but
    welookroundandseehalfaworldengagedinwar,or
    preparationforwar.
    Bolshevismisspreadingwiththe
    rapidityofaprairiefire. TheAllieshavebeenforced
    toretreatfromsomeofthemostfertilepartsofsouthern
    Russia,andAlliedtroops,mostlyBritish,atMurmansk
    andArchangelareingravedangerofdestruction
    . Yet
    weweretoldthatpeacewasathand,andthattheworld
    wassafeforlibertyanddemocracy
    . Itisnotfinephrases
    aboutpeace,liberty,andmakingtheworldsafefor
    democracythattheworldwants,butdeeds . Thepeo-
    plesoftheAlliedcountriesjustifiablydesiretobereas-
    suredbyplain,comprehensiblestatements,insteadof
    ' InaspeechdeliveredatadinnergiveninParisonApril i9, i9i9,by
    theCommonwealthofAustraliatoAustraliansoldiers .
    4 1 0
    SIDELIGHTS ON
    THE TREATY
    long-drawn-outnegotiationsandthethickveilofsecrecy
    inwhichthesewereshrouded . "
    Itrequiresanefforttobelievethatprocrastination
    wasraisedtothelevelofatheorybymenwhoseexperience
    ofpoliticalaffairswasregardedasaguaranteeofthe
    soundnessoftheirjudgment
    . Yetitisanincontro-
    vertiblefactthatdilatorytacticswereseriouslysuggested
    asapolicyattheConference
    . Itwasmaintainedthat,
    farfromrunningrisksbypostponingasettlement,the
    Ententenationswere,onthecontrary,certaintofind
    thegroundbetterpreparedthelongerthedayofreckon-
    ingwasputoff .
    Germany,theycontended,hadrecov-
    eredtemporarilyfromtheBolshevikfever,buttheim-
    provementwasfleeting
    . Theprocessofdecomposition
    wasbecomingintenserdaybyday,althoughthesymp-
    tomswerenotalwaysmanifest . Lackofindustrialpro-
    duction,offoreigntradeandsoundfinances,wasgnawing
    atthevitalsoftheTeutonRepublic . Theaxmyof
    unemployedanddiscontentedwasswelling . Soonthe
    sinisterconsequencesofthisstagnationwouldtakethe
    formofrebellionsandrevolts,followedbydisintegration
    .
    Andthisconjunctionwouldbetheopportunityofthe
    EntentePowers,whocouldthenstepin,presenttheir
    bills,imposetheirrestrictions,andkneadtheTeuton
    doughintoanyshapetheyrelished
    . Thenitwould
    befeasibletoprohibittheAustrian-Germansfromever
    enteringtheRepublicas afederatedstate
    . Inaword,
    theAlliedgovernmentsneedonlycommand,andthe
    Teutonswouldhastentoobey
    . Itishardlycredible
    thatmenofexperienceinforeignpoliticsshouldbuild
    uponsuchinsecurefoundationsasthese
    . Itisbutfair
    tosaytheConferencerejectedthissingularprogram
    intheorywhileunintentionallycarryingitout .
    Althougheverybodyadmittedthattheliquidation
    411
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    oftheworldconflictfollowedbyareturntonormal
    conditionswastheonethingthatpressedforsettlement,
    sointentweretheplenipotentiariesonpreventingwars
    amongunborngenerationsthattheycontinuedtoover-
    lookthepressingneedsoftheircontemporaries . Itis
    atthebeginningandendofanenterprisethatthedanger
    offailureisgreatest,anditwastheopeningmovesof
    theAlliesthatprovedbalefultotheirsubsequentunder-
    takings. Germany,onewouldthink,mighthavebeen
    deprivedsummarilyofeverythingwhichwasto be
    ultimatelyandjustlytakenfromher,irrespectiveofits
    finaldestination. Thefirstandmostimportantopera-
    tionbeingtheseveranceoftheprovincesallottedto
    otherpeoples,theirredistributionmightsafelyhavebeen
    leftuntilafterward . Andhardlylessimportantwasthe
    despatchofanarmytoeasternEurope . ThenGermany,
    brokeninspirit,withAlliedtroopsonbothherfronts,
    betweenthetwojawsofavise,couldnothavesaidnay
    totheconditions . Butthismethodpresupposedaplan
    whichunluckilydidnotexist
    . Itassumedthatthepeace
    termshadbeencarefullyconsideredinadvance,whereas
    theAlliespreparedforwarduringhostilities,andfor
    peaceduringthenegotiations . Andtheywentaboutthis
    inaleisurely,lackadaisicalway,whereasexpedition
    wasthekeytosuccess
    .
    Asforadurablepeace,involvinggeneraldisarmament,
    itshouldhavebeenoutlinedinacomprehensiveprogram,
    whichthedelegateshadnotdrawnup,anditwouldhave
    becomefeasibleonlyifthewilltopursueitproceeded
    fromprinciple,notfromcircumstances . Innocase
    coulditbeaccomplishedwithouttheknowledgeand
    co-operationofthepeoplesthemselves,norwithinthe
    time-limitsfixedfortheworkoftheConference . For
    theabolitionofwarandthecreationofanewordering,
    likehumanprogress,isalongprocess . Itadmitsofa
    4 12
    SIDELIGHTS ON
    THE TREATY
    varietyofbeginnings,butonecanneverbesureofthe
    end,seeingthatitpresupposesaradicalchangeinthe
    temperofthepeoples,onemightalmostsayaremodeling
    ofhumannature .
    Itcanonlybetheeffectofavariety
    ofcauses,mainlymoral,operatingoveralongperiodof
    time
    . PeacewithGermanywasamatterforthegovern-
    mentsconcerned
    ;theeliminationofwarcouldonlybe
    accomplishedbythepeoples
    . Theonewasinthemain
    apoliticalproblem,theothersocial,economical,and
    ethical .
    Mr
    . Balfourassertedoptimistically'thatthework
    ofconcludingpeacewithGermanywasaverysimple
    matter .
    NonethelessittooktheConferenceoverfive
    monthstoarrangeit
    . Sodesperatelyslowwasthe
    progressoftheSupremeCouncilthatonthe213thday
    ofthePeaceConference, 2 twomonthsaftertheGermans
    hadsignedtheconditions,notoneadditionaltreatyhad
    beenconcluded,nay,nonewasevenreadyforsignature
    .
    TheItalianplenipotentiary,SignorTittoni,thereupon
    addressedhiscolleaguesfranklyonthesubjectandasked
    themwhethertheywerenotneglectingtheirprimary
    duty,whichwastoconcludetreatieswiththevarious
    enemieswhohadceasedtofightinNovemberofthe
    previousyearandwerealreadywaitingforovernine
    monthstoresumenormallife,andwhetherthedelegates
    werejustifiedinseekingtodischargethefunctionsofa
    supremeboardforthegovernmentofallEurope
    . He
    pointedoutthatnobodycouldhopetoprofitbythestate
    ofdisorderandparalysisforwhichthisprocrastination
    wasanswerable,theeconomiceffectsmakingthemselves
    feltsoonerorlaterineverycountry
    . Headdedthatthe
    cost
    ofthewarhadbeencalculatedforeverymonth,
    everyweek,everyday,andthatthetotalimpressedevery
    oneprofoundly
    ;butthatnobodyhadthoughtitworth
    'InMarch,i9i9.

    2
    August19,igi9 .
    4 1
    3
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    hiswhiletocountuptheatrociouscostofthisincredibly
    slowpeaceandofthewasteofwealthcausedeveryweek
    andmonththatitdraggedon . Italy,helamented,felt
    thislossmorekeenlythanherpartnersbecauseherpeace
    hadnotyetbeenconcluded. Hefeltmoved,therefore,
    hesaid,totellthemthatthebusinessofgoverning
    EuropetowhichtheConferencehadbeenattendingall
    thosemonthswasnotpreciselytheworkforwhichitwas
    convoked . '
    Thissharpandtimelyadmonitionwasthepreambleofa
    motion. TheConferencewasjustthenabouttoseparate
    fora"well-earnedholiday,"duringwhichitsmembers
    mightrenewtheirspentenergiesandreturninOctober
    toresumetheirlabors,thepeoplesinthemeanwhile
    bearingthecostinbloodandsubstance
    . TheItalian
    delegateobjectedtoanysuchbreakandadjuredthemto
    remainattheirposts . Why,heasked,,shouldill-starred
    Italy,whichhadalreadysustainedsomanyandsuchpain-
    fullosses,becondemnedtosacrificefurtherenormous
    sumsinorderthatthedelegateswhohadbeenfrittering
    awaytheirtimetacklingirrelevantissues,andendeavor-
    ingtoruleallEurope,mighthavearest? Whyshould
    theyinterruptthesessionsbeforemakingpeacewith
    Austria,withHungary,withBulgaria,withTurkey,and
    enablingItalytoreturntonormallife? Whyshould
    timeandopportunitybegiventotheTurksandKurds
    forthemassacreeofArmenianmen,women,andchildren?
    Thiscandidreminderissaidtohavehadasobering
    effectontheversatiledelegatesyearningforaholiday .
    Thesituationthatevokeditwillarousethepassingwon-
    deroflevel-headedmen
    .
    Itisworthrecordingthatsuchwastheatmosphereof
    suspicionamongthedelegatesthatthemotivesforthis
    holiday werebelievedbysometobelesstheneedof
    1 Cf . CorrieredeltaSera,August 20, 1919 .
    414
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON
    THE TREATY
    reposethananunavowabledesiretogivetimetothe
    HapsburgstorecovertheCrownofSt
    . Stephenasthe
    firststeptowardseizingthatofAustria
    . 'TheAustrians
    desiredexemptionfromtheobligationtomakerepara_
    tionsandpaycrushingtaxes,andoneofthedelegates,
    withaleaningforthatcountry,wasnotaversetotheidea .
    AsthestatesthataroseontheruinsoftheHapsburg
    monarchywerenotconsideredenemiesbytheConference,
    itwassuggestedthatAustriaherselfshouldenjoythe
    samedistinction . ButtheItalianplenipotentiariesob-
    jectedandSignorTittoniasked,"Willitperhapsbe
    assertedthattherewasnoenemyagainstwhomwe
    Italiansfoughtforthreeyearsandahalf,losinghalfa
    millionslainandincurringadebtofeightythousand
    millions?"
    AFrenchjournal,touchingonthisAustrianproblem,
    wrote :ti "Austria-HungaryhasbeenkilledandnowFrance
    isstrivingtoraiseittolifeagain
    . ButItalyisfuriously
    opposedtoeverythingthatmightleadtoanunderstand-
    ingamongthenewstatesformedoutoftheoldpossessions
    oftheHapsburgs
    . That,infact,iswhyourtransalpine
    alliesweresofavorabletotheunionofAustriawith
    Germany
    . Franceonherside,whoseoneoverruling
    thoughtistoreducehervanquishedenemytothemost
    completeimpotence,Francewhoisafraidofbeing
    afraid,willnottolerateanAustriajoinedtotheGerman
    Federation
    . "Heretheprincipleofself-determination
    wentfornothing
    .
    BeforetheConferencehadsatforamonthitwas
    angrilyassailedbythepeopleswhohadhopedsomuch
    fromitsloveofjustice-Egyptians,Koreans,Irishmen
    fromIrelandandfromAmerica,Albanians,Frenchmen
    fromMauritiusand
    Syria, MoslemsfromAderbeidjan,
    1
    Ibidem(CorrieredellaSera,August
    20, 1919) .
    L'Humanite,May 21, 1919 .
    4 1
    5
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Persians,Tartars,Kirghizes,andahostofothers,who
    havebeenaptlylikenedtothehaltandmaimedamong
    thenationswaitingroundthediplomaticPoolofSiloam
    forthemiracleofthemovingofthewatersthatnever
    came . 1
    Thesepeopleshadheardthatagreatandpotentworld-
    reformerhadarisenwhosemissionitwastoredress
    seculargrievancesandconferlibertyuponoppressed
    nations,tribes,andtongues,andtheysenttheirenvoys
    topleadbeforehim . Andthesewanderedaboutthe
    streetsofParisseekingtheintercessionofdelegates,
    Ministers,andjournalistswhomightobtainforthem
    admissiontothepresenceofthenewMessiahorhis
    apostles . Butalldoorswereclosedto`them . Oneof
    thepetitionerswhoselanguagewasvernacularEnglish,
    ashewasabouttoshakethedustofParisfromhisboots,
    quotingSydneySmith,remarked : "They,too,are
    Pharisees . TheywoulddotheGoodSamaritan,butwith-
    outtheoilandtwopence
    . Howhasitcometopassthat
    theJewswithoutanofficialdelegatecommandedthe
    support-themilitantsupport-oftheSupremeCouncil,
    whichdidnothesitatetotyrannizeeasternEuropefor
    theirsake?"
    Involuntarilythestudentofpoliticscalledtomindthe
    reportwrittentoBaronHager
    2 byoneofhissecret
    agentsduringtheCongressofVienna
    :"Publicopinion
    continuestobeunfavorabletotheCongress
    . Onall
    sidesonehearsitsaidthatthereisnoharmony,thatthey
    arenolongersolicitousaboutthere-establishmentof
    orderandjustice,butarebentonlyonforcingone
    another'shands,eachonegrabbingasmuchashecan
    .
    . . . ItissaidthattheCongresswillendbecauseitmust,
    butthatitwillleavethingsmoreentangledthanit
    1 TheNation, August23,19
    1 9-
    2
    ChiefoftheAustrianpoliceatViennaCongressintheyears
    181q-15.
    4iG
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE
    TREATY
    foundthem . . .
    . Thepeoples,whoinconsequenceof
    thesuccess,thesincerity,andthenoble-mindednessofthis
    superbcoalitionhadconceivedsuchesteemfortheir
    leadersandsuchattachmenttothem,andnowperceive
    howtheyhaveforgottenwhattheysolemnlypromised-
    justice,order,peacefoundedontheequilibriumand
    .
    legitimacyoftheirpossessions
    :willendbylosingtheir
    affectionandwithdrawingtheirconfidenceintheir
    principlesandtheirpromises . "
    Thosewords,writtenahundredandfiveyearsago,
    mighthavebeenpennedanydaysincethemonthof
    February,1919 .
    Theleadingmotiveofthepolicypursuedbythe
    SupremeCouncilandembodiedintheTreatywasaptly
    describedatthetimeasthesystematicprotectionof
    FranceagainstGermany .
    Hencethecreationofthe
    powerfulbarrierstates,Poland,Czechoslovakia,Jugo-
    slavia,GreaterRumania,andGreaterGreece
    . French
    nationalistspleadedforfurtherprecautionsmorecom-
    prehensivestill
    . TheircontentionwasthatFrance's
    economic,strategic,financial,andterritorialwelfare
    beingthecornerstoneofthefutureEuropeanedifice,
    everymeasureproposedattheConference,whether
    nationalorgeneral,shouldbeconsideredandshapedin
    accordancewiththat,andconsequentlythatnopossi-
    bilityshouldbeaccordedtoGermanyofrisingagainto
    acommandingpositionbecause,ifsheoncerecoveredher
    ascendancyinanydomainwhatsoever,Europewould
    inevitablybethrustanewintothehorrorsofwar
    . Ter-
    ritorially,therefore,thedismembermentofGermanywas
    obligatory
    ;theannexationoftheSaarValley,together
    withitssixhundredthousandTeutoninhabitants,was
    necessarytoFrance,andeithertheannexationoftheleft
    bankoftheRhineoritstransformationintoadetached
    stateto be
    occupiedandadministeredbytheFrenchuntil
    4 1 7
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Germanypaysthelastfarthingoftheindemnity
    . Further,
    Austriamustbedeprivedoftherightofdeterminingher
    ownmodeofexistenceandconstrainedtoabandonthe
    ideaofbecomingoneofthefederatedstatesoftheGer-
    manRepublic,and,ifpossible,northernGermanyshould
    bekeptentirelyseparatefromsouthern . TheAllies
    shoulddividetheTeutonsinordertoswaythem . All
    Germany'sotherfrontiersshouldbedelimitatedinalike
    spirit .
    Andatthesametimetheworkofknittingto-
    getherthepeoplesandnationsofEuropeandforming
    themintoafriendlysodalitywastogoforwardwithout
    interruption
    .
    "HowtopromoteourinterestsintheRhineland,"
    wroteM
    . MauriceBarrts, 1 "isalife-and-deathquestion
    for
    us.
    WearegoingtocarrytotheRhineourmilitary
    and,Ihope,oureconomicfrontier . Therestwillfollow
    initsowngoodtime . Thefuturewillnotfailtosecure
    forustheacquiescenceofthepopulationoftheRhine-
    land,whowilllivefreelyundertheprotectionofourarms,
    theirfacesturnedtowardParis . "
    FinanciallyitwasproposedthattheTeutonsshouldbe
    forcedtoindemnifyFrance,Belgium,andtheothercoun-
    triesforallthedamagetheyhadinflicteduponthem ;
    topaytheentirecostofthewar,aswellasthepensions
    towidows,orphans,andthemutilated
    . Andthemilitary
    occupationoftheircountryshouldbemaintaineduntil
    thishugedebtiswhollywipedout .
    ANationalistorgan, 2 inaleadingarticle,statedwith
    brevityandclearnesstheprevailingviewofGermany's
    obligations . Hereisacharacteristicpassage :"Sheis
    rich,hasreservesderivedfrommanyyearsofformer
    prosperity ;shecanworktoproduceandrepairallthe
    evilshehasdone,rebuildalltheruinsshehasaccumu-
    1 InL'EchodeParis, March 2,1919. Cf. TheDailyTelegraph, March'4th.
    2
    LeGaulois, March8, i9i9 . Cf. TheDailyTelegraph, Marchloth.
    4
    1 8
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    lated,andrestoreallthefortunesshehasdestroyed,how-
    everirksometheburden . " AfteranalyzingDoctor
    Helfferich'sreportpublishedsixyearsago,thearticle
    concluded,"Germanymustpay ; shedisposesofthe
    meansbecausesheisrich ;ifsherefuseswemustcom-
    pelherwithouthesitationandwithoutruth . "
    AsFrance,whosecitiesandtownsandverysoilwere
    ruined,couldnotbeaskedtorestoretheseplacesather
    ownexpenseandtaxherselfdrasticallylikeherallies,
    theAmericansandBritish,thepriorandprivilegedright
    toreceivepaymentonhershareoftheindemnityshould
    manifestlyappertaintoher . Heralliesandassociates
    should,itwasargued,accordinglywaivetheirmoney
    claimsuntilhersweresatisfiedinfull . Moreover,as
    France'sfutureexpenditureonherarmyofoccupation,
    ontheadministrationofhercoloniesandoftheannexed
    territories,mustnecessarilyabsorbhugesumsforyears
    tocome,whichhercitizensfeeltheyoughtnottobeasked
    tocontribute,andasherinternaldebtwasalreadyover-
    whelming,itisonlymeetandjustthatherwealthier
    partnersshouldpooltheirwardebtswithhersandshare
    theirfinancialresourceswithherandalltheirotherallies
    .
    This,itwasargued,wasanobviouscorollaryofthewar
    alliance .
    Economically,too,theGermans,whileper-
    mittedtoresumetheirindustrialoccupationsonasuffi-
    cientlylargescaletoenablethemtoearnthewherewithal
    toliveanddischargetheirfinancialobligations,shouldbe
    deniedfreescopetooutstripFrance,whosematerialpros-
    perityisadmittedlyessentialtothemaintenanceofgen-
    eralpeaceandthepermanenceofthenewordering . In
    thiscondition,itisfurthercontended,ourchivalrousally
    wasentitledtospecialconsiderationbecauseofherlow
    birth-rate,whichisoneofthemainspringsofherdifficul-
    ties . Thismaypermanentlykeepherpopulationfrom
    risingabovetheleveloffortymillion,whereasGermany,
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    419
    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    bythemiddleofthecentury,willhavereachedthefor-
    midabletotalofeightymillion,sothatcompetitionbe-
    tweenthemwouldnotbeonafootingofequality
    . Hence
    thechancesshouldbeevenlybalancedbytheactionof
    theConference,tobecontinuedbytheLeague
    . Dis-
    criminatingtreatmentwasthereforeanecessity
    . And
    itshouldbesointroducedthatFranceshouldbefreeto
    maintainaprotectivetariff,ofwhichshehadsoreneed
    forherforeigntrade,withoutcausingumbragetoher
    allies
    .
    Fortheycouldnotgainsaythatherpositionde-
    servedspecialtreatment
    .
    SomeoftheAnglo-Saxondelegatestookotherground,
    feelingunabletocountenancethepostulateunderlying
    thosedemands,namely,thattheTeutonracewastobe
    foreveranathema
    . Theylookedfarenoughaheadto
    makedueallowanceforafuturewhenconditionsinEurope
    willbeverydifferentfromwhattheyareto-day . The
    Germanrace,theyfelt, being
    numerousandvirile,will
    notdieoutandcannotbesuppressed
    . Andasitisalso
    enterprisingandresourcefulitwouldbeamistaketo
    renderitpermanentlyhostilebytheAlliesoverstepping
    theboundsofjustice,becauseinthiscaseneithernational
    norgeneralinterestswouldbefurthered
    . Youmayhin-
    derGermany,theyargued,fromacquiringthehegemony
    oftheworld,butnotfrombecomingtheprincipalfactor
    inEuropeanevolution . IfthirtyyearshencetheGer-
    manpopulationtotalseightymillionormore,willnot
    theirattitudeandtheirsentimenttowardtheirneighbors
    constituteanall-importantelementofEuropeantran-
    quillityandwillnotthetrendofthesebetoalargeextent
    theoutcomeoftheAllies'policyofto-day?Thepresent,
    therefore,isthetimeforthedelegatestodeprivethat
    sentimentofitsvenomous,anti-Alliedsting,notbyre-
    nouncinganyoftheircountries'rights,butbyrespecting
    thoseofothers.
    4 20
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    That
    was the reasoning of those
    who believed that
    nationalstrivingshouldbesubordinatedtothegeneral
    good,andthatthepresenttimeanditsaspirationsshould
    beconsideredinstrictrelationtothefutureofthewhole
    communityofnations.
    Theyfurthercontendedthat
    whileGermanydeservedtosuffercondignlyforthe
    heinouscrimesofunchainingthewarandwagingit
    ruthlessly, as
    manyofherownpeopleconfessed,she
    shouldnotbewhollycrippledorenthralledinthehope
    thatshewouldberenderedtherebyimpotentforever
    .
    Such
    hopewasvain
    . Withherwaxingstrengthherdesire
    ofvengeancewouldgrow,andtogetherwithitthemeans
    ofwreakingit .
    ShemightyetkneadRussiaintosuch
    ashape as
    wouldmakethatSlavpeopleaserviceable
    instrumentofrevenge,andherendeavorsmightcon-
    ceivablyextendfartherthanRussia
    . Theone-sidedre-
    settlementofEuropechargedwithexplosivesofsuchin-
    calculableforcewouldfrustratethemostelaborateat-
    temptstocreatenotonlyarealleagueofnations,but
    evensucharoughapproximationtowardoneasmight
    in,timeandunderfavorablecircumstancesdevelopinto
    atrustworthywarpreventive
    . Theyconcludedthata
    leagueofnationswouldbeworsethanuselessiftrans-
    formedintoaweapontobewieldedbyonegroupof
    nationsagainstanother,orasanartificial_makeshiftfor
    dispensingpeoplesfromtheobservanceofnaturallaws
    .
    AtthesametimeallthegovernmentsoftheAllies
    weresincereandunanimousintheirdesiretodoevery-
    thingpossibletoshowtheirappreciationofFrance's
    heroism,torecognizethevastnessofhersacrifices,and
    topaytheirdebtofgratitudeforherservicestohumanity
    .
    Allwereactuatedbyaresolvetocontributeinthemeasure
    ofthepossibletocompensateherforsuchlossesaswere
    stillreparableandtosafeguardheragainsttherecurrence
    oftheordealfromwhichshehadescapedterriblyscathed .
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    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Theonlylimitstheyadmittedtothisworkofreparation .
    were
    furnishedbytheaimitselfandbythemeansof
    attainingit . ThusMessrs
    . WilsonandLloydGeorge
    heldthattoincorporate in
    renovatedFrancemillionsor
    evenhundredsofthousandsofGermanswouldbeto
    introduceintothepoliticalorganismthegermsoffell
    disease,andonthisgroundtheyfirmlyrefusedtosanction
    theRhinefrontier,whichtheFrenchwerethusobliged
    torelinquish . TheFrenchdelegatesthemselvesadmitted
    thatifgranteditcouldnotbeheldwithoutapowerful
    bodyofinternationaltroopseveratthebeckandcallof
    theRepublic,vigilantlykeepingwatchandwardonthe
    banksoftheRhineand
    . withnoreasonableprospectof
    atermtothisservitude.
    Fortherealgroundofthisde-
    pendenceuponforeignforcesisthedisproportionbetween
    thepopulationsofGermanyandFranceandbetween
    theresourcesofthetwonations . Theratiooftheformer
    is atpresentabout
    six tofouranditisgrowingperceptibly
    towardseventofour
    . Theorganizingcapacityincom-
    merceandindustryissaidtobeevengreater . If,there-
    fore,Francecannotstandaloneto-day,stilllesscould
    shestandaloneintenorfifteenyears,andthenecessity
    ofprotectingheragainstaggression,assumingthatthe
    Germanpeopledoesnotbecomereconciledtoitsstatus
    offorcedinferiority,wouldbemoreurgentandlessprac-
    ticablewiththelapseoftime . For,
    as wesaw,itislargely
    aquestionofthebirth-rate . And as
    neithertheBritish
    northeAmericanpeople,deeplythoughtheyareattached
    totheirgallantcomradesinarms,wouldconsenttothis
    arrangement,whichtothemwouldbeaburdenandto
    theGermansastandingprovocation,theirrepresentatives
    wereforcedtotheconclusionthatitwouldbetheheight
    offollytodoaughtthatwouldgivetheTeutonsacon-
    venienthandleforawarofrevenge
    . Lettherebeno
    annexationofterritory,theysaid,noincorporationof
    4 22
    SIDELIGHTSONTHETREATY
    unwillingGermancitizens . TheAmericansfurtherargued
    thatanindefiniteoccupationofGermanterritorybya
    largebodyofinternationaltroopswouldbeadirecten-
    couragementtomilitarism .
    TheindemnitiesforwhichtheFrenchyearned,andon
    _whichtheirresponsiblefinancierscounted,werelarge .
    Thefiguresemployedwereastronomical . Hundredsof
    milliardsoffrancswereoperatedwithbyeminentpub-
    licistsinanoffhandmannerthatastonishedthesurvivor
    oftheexpiringbudgetaryepochandrejoicedthehearts
    oftheWesterntaxpayers . Foritwasnotonlyjournalists
    whowroteasthoughastreamofwealthweretobe
    turnedintothesecountriestofertilizeindustryandcom-
    mercethereandenablethemtokeepwellaheadoftheir
    pushingcompetitors . ResponsibleMinisterslikewisehall-
    markedtheseforecastswiththeirapproval . Beforethe
    fortuneofwarhaddecidedfortheAllies,thefinancesof
    FrancehadsorelyembarrassedtheMinister,M. Klotz,of
    whomhischief,M
    . Clemenceau,isreportedtohavesaid :
    "HeistheonlyIsraeliteIhaveeverknownwhoisoutof
    hiselementwhendealingwithmoneymatters. " Beforethe
    armistice,M
    . Klotz,whentalkingofthecomplexproblem
    andsketchingtheoutlook,exclaimed :"Ifwewinthewar,
    Iundertaketomakebothendsmeet,farthoughtheynow
    seemapart . ForIwillmaketheGermanspaytheentire
    costofthewar. "Afterthearmisticeherepeatedhis
    promiseandundertooknottolevyfreshtaxation .
    Thus,despitefitfulgleamsofidealism,theatmosphereof
    theParisConclavegrewheavywithinterests,passions,
    andambitions . Onlypeopleinblinkerscouldmissthe
    factthattheelasticformulaslaunchedandinterpreted
    byPresidentWilsonwerebeingstretchedtothesnapping-
    pointsoastocovertwomutuallyincompatiblepolicies .
    Thechasmbetweenhisoriginalprospectsandthoseof
    hisforeignassociatestheybothconscientiouslyendeavored
    423
    THE
    INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    toignore,andafteratimetheyhitupon
    atertiumquid
    betweenterritorialequilibriumandasterilizedreague
    temperedbytheMonroeDoctrineandamilitarycompact
    .
    Thiscompositeresultantcarriedwithittheconcentrated
    evilsofoneofthesesystemsandwasdeprivedofitsre-
    deemingfeaturesbytheother . Ataconjunctureinthe
    world'saffairswhichpostulatedinternationalismofthe
    loftiestkind,thedelegatesincreasedandmultipliedna-
    tionsandstateswhichtheydeprivedofsovereigntyand
    yokedtothefirst-classraces . Nationalambitionstook
    precedenceoflargerinterests ;racialhatredwasraised
    toitshighestpower. Inaword,theworld'sstatesystem
    wassooddlypiecedtogetherthatonlyeconomicexhaus-
    tionfollowedbyaspeedyreturntomilitarismcouldinsure
    foritamoderateduration .
    Territorialself-sufficiency,militarystrength,andad-
    vantageous alliances wereaccordinglylookedtoas the
    mainstaysofthenewordering,evenbythosewhopaid
    liptributetotheWilsonianideal . Theidealitselfunder-
    wentadisfiguringchangeintheprocessofincarnation .
    TheItaliansaskedhowtheMonroeDoctrinecouldbe
    reconciledwiththecharteroftheLeagueofNations,
    seeingthattheLeaguewouldbeauthorizedtointervene
    inthedomesticaffairsofothermember-states,andif
    necessarytodespatchtroopstokeepGermany,Italy,
    andPolandinorder
    ;whereasiftheUnitedStateswere
    guiltyoftyrannicalaggressionagainstBrazil,theArgen-
    tineRepublic,orMexico,theLeague,paralyzedbythat
    Doctrine,mustlookoninactive . TheGermans,alleging
    capitaldefectsintheWilsonianCovenant,whichwas
    adjustedprimarilytotheAllies'designs,wenttoParis
    preparedwithasubstitutewhich,itmustinfairnessbe
    admitted,wasconsiderablysuperiortothatoftheir
    adversaries,andincidentallyfraughtwithgreaterpromise
    tothemselves .
    424
    SIDELIGHTS ON
    THE TREATY
    Itissuperfluoustoaddthatthecontinentalviewpre-
    vailed,butMr
    . Wilsonimaginedthat,whileabandoning
    hisprinciplesinfavorofBritain,France,andBulgaria,
    hecouldreadjustthebalancebyapplyingthemwith
    rigortoItalyandexaggeratingthemwhendealingwith
    Greece
    . Heafterwardcommunicatedhisreasonsforthis
    beliefinamessagepublishedinWashington
    . ' The
    alliance-hewasunderstoodtohavebeenopposedtoall
    partialalliancesonprinciple-whichguaranteesmilitary
    succortoFrance,hehadsigned,hesaid,ingratitudeto
    thatcountry,forheseriouslydoubtedwhetherthe
    AmericanRepubliccouldhavewonitsfreedomagainst
    Britain'soppositionwithoutthegallantandfriendly
    aidofFrance
    . "Werecentlyhadtheprivilegeofassist-
    ingindrivingenemies,whoalsowereenemiesofthe
    world,fromhersoil,butthatdoesnotpayourdebtto
    her
    . Nothingcanpaysuchadebt . "Hiscriticsretorted
    thatthatisasentimentalreasonwhichmightwithequal
    forcehavebeenurgedbyFranceandBritaininjustifica-
    tionoftheirpromisestoItalyandRumania,yetwas
    rejectedasirrelevantbyMr . Wilsoninthenameofa
    higherprinciple.
    ThePresidentoftheUnitedStates,itwasfurtherurged,
    isahistorian,andhistorytellshimthatthehelpgiven
    tohiscountryagainstEnglandneithercamefromthe
    Frenchpeoplenorwasactuatedbysympathyforthe
    Americancause. Itwasthevindictiveactofoneof
    thosekingswhosefunctionsMr
    . Wilsonisendeavoring
    toabolish
    . ThemonarchwhohelpedtheAmericans
    wasmerelyutilizinga favorableopportunityfordepriv-
    ingwithaminimumofefforthisadversaryoflucrative
    possessions
    . Moreover,thedebtwhichnothingcanpay
    wasalreadyduewhenintheyears
    1914-
    16 France
    wasinimminentdangerofbeingcrushedbyaruthless
    ' Cf
    . TheChicagoTribune (Parisedition),August 21, i9tg.
    425
    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    enemy. ButatthattimeMr
    . Wilsonowedhisre-election
    largelytohisrefusaltoextricateherfromthatperil
    .
    Insteadofcallingtomindthedebtthatcanneverbe
    repaidhemerelyannouncedthathecouldnotunderstand
    whatthebelligerentswerefightingforandthatinany
    caseFrance'sgratefuldebtor ,
    wastooproudtofight .
    ThemotivewhichfinallybroughttheUnitedStatesinto
    theWorldWarmaybethenoblestthateveryetactuated
    anystate,butnostudentofhistorywillallowthatMr
    .
    Wilsonhascorrectlydescribedit
    .
    ThefactisthattheFrenchdelegatesandtheirsupport-
    erswereconsistentand,exceptintheirdemandforthe
    Rhinefrontier,unbending
    . Theydrewupaprogramand
    sawthatitwassubstantiallycarriedout
    . Theydeclared
    themselvesquitereadytoacceptMr
    . Wilson'sproject,
    butonlyonconditionthattheirownwasalsorealized,
    heedlessoftheincompatibilityofthetwo .
    AndMr.
    Wilsonfeltconstrainedtomaketheirpositionhisown,
    otherwisehecouldnothaveobtainedtheCovenanthe
    yearnedfor.
    Andyethemusthaveknownthatac-
    quiescenceinthedemandsputforwardbyM
    . Clemenceau
    wouldlowerthepracticalvalueofhisCovenanttothat
    ofasheetofpaper .
    AbluntAmericanjournal,commentingonthehandi-
    workoftheConference,gaveutterancetoviewswhich
    whilemakingnopretensetocourtlyphraseologyare
    symptomaticofthewayinwhichtheaveragemanthought
    andspokeoftheCovenantwhichemanatedfromthe
    SupremeCouncil
    . "Weareconvinced,"itsaid,"that
    theelderstatesmenofEurope,typifiedbyClemenceau,
    consideritahoax,Clemenceauneverbeforewasso
    extremelyboredbyanythinginhislifeashewasbythe
    necessityofmaking
    a piouspretenseintheCovenant
    whenwhathewantedwastheassuranceoftheTriple
    Alliance
    . Hegotthatassurance,which,alongwiththe
    426
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    French watch on the
    Rhine, the French in
    the Saar
    ValleyandinAfrica,withGermanmoneygoinginto
    Frenchcoffers,makeshimtolerablyindulgentofthe
    altruisticrhetoricians .
    "TheEnglish,theintelligentEnglish,weknowhave
    theirtonguesintheircheeks . TheItaliansarepetulant
    imperialists,andJapandoesn'tcarewhathappenstothe
    Leaguesolong as JapansayswhatshallhappeninAsia . " 1
    Peacewasatlastsigned,notonthebasisoftheFourteen
    Pointsnoryetentirelyonthelinesofterritorialequilib-
    rium,butonthoseofacompromisewhich,missingthe
    advantagesofeach,combinedmanyoftheevilsofboth
    andofotherswhichweregeneratedbytheirconjunction,
    andlaidthefoundationsofthenewstatefabriconquick-
    sands. ThatwasatbottomtheviewtowhichItaly,
    Rumania,andGreecegaveutterancewhencomplaining
    thattheirclaimswerebeingdealtwithontheprinciple
    ofself-denial,whereasthoseofFrancehadbeensettled
    onthetraditionalbasisofterritorialguarantiesand
    militaryalliances . Further,theTreatyfailedtolayan
    axtotherootsofwar,did,infact,increasetheirnumber
    whilepurportingtodestroythem . Farfromthat : germs
    offutureconflictsnotonlybetweenthelatebelligerents,
    butalsobetweentherecentAllies,wereplentifullyscat-
    teredandmaysproutupinthefullnessoftime .
    TheParispressexpresseditssatisfactionwithFrance's
    shareofthefruitsofvictory . Fortheprovisionsofthe
    Treatywent as far as anymerelypoliticalarrangement
    couldgotocheckthenaturalinequality,numerical,
    economical, industrial,andfinancial, between the
    TeutonandFrenchpeoples . Tomanythisproblem
    seemedwhollyinsoluble,becauseitssolutioninvolved
    asuspensionoracorrectiveofalawofnature
    . Take
    the birth-rateinFrance,forexample . Beforethewarit
    1 Cf. TheChicagoTribune (Parisedition),August23,1919
    .
    427
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    hadlongbeendecliningataratewhichalarmedthought-
    fulFrenchpatriots . And,accordingtoofficialstatistics,
    itisfallingoffstillmorerapidlyto-day,whereasthein-
    creaseinothercountriesisgreaterthaneverbefore . '
    Thus,whereasintheyearig i1 therewere
    73,599
    births
    intheSeineDepartment,therewereonly47,480inx918 .
    Wetnurses,too,aredisappearing . Ofthese,intheyear
    1911, inthesameterritorytherewere1,363,butin1918
    only65. Themortalityamongfoundlingsrosefrom 5
    percent . beforethewarto 40 percent,intheyear1918 . 2
    M. BertilloncalculatesthatforFrancetoincreasemerely
    atthesamerateasothernations--nottorecoverthe
    placeamongthemwhichshehasalreadylost,butonly
    tokeepherpresentone-sheneedsfivehundredthou-
    sandmorebirthsthanareregisteredatpresent . Astatis-
    ticaltablewhichhedrewupofthebirth-rateoffour
    Europeannationsduringfivedecades,beginningwiththe
    year1861,isunpleasantreading I forthefriendsofthat
    heroicandartisticpeople . France,containinginround
    numbers 40,000,000 inhabitants,oughttoincreasean-
    nuallyby 500,000. Beforethewarthetotalnumberof
    birthsinGermany . wascomputedatonemillionnine
    hundredandfiftythousand,buthardlymorethanone
    millionofthechildrenbornwereviable
    . 4
    Thegen-
    eralconclusiontobedrawnfromthesefiguresand
    fromthecircumstancesthatthefallingoffintheFrench
    population stillgoesonunchecked,isdisquietingfor
    1 ReportofDr . JacquesBertillon . Cf. L'Information, January 20, x919.
    2 Cf . LeMatin,August13,1919
    .
    '
    Excessofbirthsoverdeaths(yearlyaverage) . -Cf .
    L'Information,
    January 20,1919-
    Germany
    GreatBritain Italy France
    4 ProfessorL
    . Marchand. Cf. La DemocratieNouvelle,April26,1919
    .
    428
    I86I-70 408,333
    365,499
    183196
    93,515
    1871-80 511,03
    431436 191538 64,063
    2882-go 551,30 442,112 307,082
    66,982
    1891-I9oo
    730265 430,E 339,409 23,96 1
    1901-10
    866,338
    484$ 22 3
    69
    . 959 46 ,524
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    those who desiretoseetheFrenchracecontinuetoplay
    theleadingpartincontinentalEurope . Oneofthe
    -shrewdestobserversincontemporaryGermany--him-
    selfadistinguishedSemite-commentedonthisdecisive
    factasfollows : I "WithintenyearsGermanywillcon-
    tainseventymillioninhabitants,andinthetorrentof
    herfecunditywilldrownanemicandexhaustedFrance .
    . . . TheFrenchnationisdyingofexhaustion . Thereis
    noreason,however,fortheworldtogetalarmed . . .
    forbeforetheFrenchwillhavevanishedfromtheearth,
    otherraces,virileandhealthy,willhavecometotheir
    count -. ytotaketheirplace
    . "Thatiswhatisactually
    happening,anditisimpressivelyborneinuponthevisitor
    tovariousFrenchcitiesbythevastnumberof- exotic
    namesoverhousesofbusinessandinotherways .
    Withthisformidableobstacle,then,thethreemembers
    oftheSupremeCouncilstrenuouslycopedbyexercising
    tothefullestextentthepowerconferredonthevictors
    overthevanquished . Andtheresultoftheircombina-
    tionschallengedandreceivedtheunstintedapprovalof
    allthosenumerousenemiesofTeutondomwhobelieve
    theGermanstobeincapableofcontributingmaterially
    tohumanprogress,unlesstheyarekeptinleading-
    stringsbyoneofthesuperiorraces . TheTreatyrepre-
    sentsthepotentialrealizationofFrance'sdream,achieved
    semi-miraculouslybytheverystatesmenonwhomthe
    Teutonswererelyingtodispelit . Defeated,disarmed,
    incapableofmilitaryresistance,anddevoidoffriends,
    Germanythoughtshecoulddiscernhersheet-anchorof
    salvationintheWilsoniangospel,anditwasthepreacher
    ofthisgospelhimself who
    implicitlycharacterizedher
    salvationasmoredifficultthanthepassageof a camel
    ' Dr
    . WalterRathenau,inabookentitled The DeathofFrance . I, have
    notbeenabletoprocureacopyofthisbook . Theextractsgivenabove
    aretakenfromastatementpublishedbyM. Brudenneinthe Matinof
    Februaryi6, igtg.
    429
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    throughtheeyeofaneedle. Thecrimesperpetratedby
    theTeutonswereunquestionablyheinousbeyondwords,
    andnopunishmentpermittedbythehumanconscience
    istoodrastictoatoneforthem
    .
    Howlongthispunish-
    mentshouldendure,whetheritshouldbeinflictedon
    theentirepeopleaswellasontheirleaders,andwhat
    formshouldbegiventoit,wereamong . thequestions
    confrontingtheSecretCouncil,andtheyimplicitlyan-
    sweredtheminthewaywehaveseen .
    Peoplewhoconsidertheansweradequateandjustified
    giveastheirreasonthatitpresupposesandattainsa
    singleobject-theefficaciousprotectionofFranceasthe
    sentinelofcivilizationagainst anincorrigiblearch-
    enemy . Andinthistheymayberight. Butifyouen-
    largetheproblemtillitcoversthemoralfellowshipof
    nations,andifyoupostulatethat as asafeguardoffuture
    peaceandneighborlinessintheworld,thentheoutcome
    oftheTreatytakesonadifferentcoloring. Between
    FranceandGermanyitcreatesaseaofbitternesswhich
    norapturousexultationoverthenewethicalordering
    cansweeten . Thelatternationisassumedtobesmitten
    withafellmoraldisease,towhich,however,thephysi-
    ciansoftheConferencehaveappliednomoralremedy,
    butonlymeasuresofcoercion,mostlypowerfulirritants .
    ThereformedstateofEuropeisconsequentlyastateof
    latentwarbetweentwogroupsofnations,ofwhichone
    istemporarilyprostrateandbotharenaivelyexhorted
    to joinhandsandplayahelpfulpartinanidyllicsociety
    ofnations. Thisexpectationisthedelightofcynics
    andthedespairofthoseseriousreformerswhoarenot
    interestedpoliticians. Heretoforethemostinveterate
    optimistsinpoliticsweretherevolutionaries .
    Butthey
    havesincebeenoutdonebytheParisworld-reformers,
    whotemptProvidencebycallingonittoaccomplish
    byamiracleanobjectwhichtheyhavestrivenhardand
    430
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON
    THE
    TREATY
    successfullytorenderimpossiblebytheordinaryopera-
    tionofcauseandeffect . ThustheCovenantmarsthe
    Treaty,andtheTreatytheCovenant .
    InWeimarandBerlintheTreatywastermedthedeath-
    sentenceofGermany,notonlyasanempire,butasan
    independentpoliticalcommunity
    . Henceforwardher
    economicefforts,beyondacertainlimit,willbestruckwith
    barrenness,herindustrywillbehinderedfromoutstrip-
    pingorovertakingthatoftheneighboringcountries,
    andherpopulationwillbeindirectlykeptwithindefinite
    bounds. For,insteadofexportingmanufactures,she
    willbeobligedtoexporthumanbeings,whoseintellect
    andskillwillbeutilizedbysuchrivalsofherownrace
    asvouchsafetoadmitthem. AlreadybeforetheConfer-
    encewasovertheybegantoemigrateeastward . And
    thosewhoremainathomewillnotbemastersintheirown
    house,forthedoorswillbeopentovariousforeign
    commissions
    .
    TheassumptionuponwhichtheTreaty-framerspro-
    ceededisthattheabominationscommittedbytheGer-
    manmilitaryandcivilauthoritieswereconstructively
    theworkoftheentirenation,forwhosereformation
    withinameasurableperiodhopeisvain . Thisviewpre-
    dominatedamongtherulingclassesoftheEntente
    peopleswithfewexceptions . Ifitbecorrect,itseems
    superfluoustoconstraintheenemytoentertheleagueof
    law-abidingnations,whichistobecementedonlyby
    voluntaryadherenceandbygenuineattachmenttolib-
    erty,right,andjustice . HencetheCovenant,bybeing
    insertedinthePeaceTreaty,necessarilylostitsvalue
    asan eirenicon,andbecamesubsequenttothatinstru-
    ment,andseemslikelytobeusedasananti-German
    safeguard. Buteventhenitsefficacyisdoubtful,and
    manifestlyso ;otherwisethereformers,whoatthestart
    setouttoabolishalliancesasrecognizedcausesofwar,
    431
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    wouldnothaveendedbysettingupanewTripleAlliance,
    whichinvolves military,
    naval,andaerialestablishments,
    andthecorrespondingfinancialburdensinseparablefrom
    these
    . Anallianceofthischaracter,whateveronemay
    thinkofitseconomicandfinancialaspects,runscounter
    tothespiritoftheCovenant,butwasanobviouscorol-
    laryoftheAllies'attitudeasmirroredintheTreaty .
    AndthespiritoftheTreatydestroystheletterofthe
    Covenant. Fortheworldisthereimplicitlydivided
    intotwocamps-thefriendsandtheenemiesofliberty,
    right,andjustice ;andthemainfunctionsoftheLeague
    asnarrowedbytheTreatywillbetohinderordefeatthe
    machinationsoftheenemies . Moreover,thedeliberate
    concessionsmadebytheConferencetosuchagenciesof
    theoldorderingasthegroupingoftwoorthreePowers
    intodefensivealliancesbidsfairtobeextendedintime.
    Forthestressofcircumstanceisstrongerthanthewillof
    man
    . Atthisratethelaststatemaybeworsethanthefirst .
    Theworldsituation,thusformallymodified,remained
    essentiallyunchanged,andwillsoendureuntilotherforces
    arereleased. TheLeagueofNationsforfeiteditsideal
    characterunderthepressureofnationalinterests,and
    becameacoalitionofvictorsagainstthevanquished .
    BytheinsertionoftheCovenantintheTreatytheformer
    becameameansfortheexecutionofthelatter . Foreven
    Mr. Wilson,facedwithrealitiesandcalledtopractical
    counsel,affectionatelydismissedthehigh-souledspecula-
    tiveprojectsinwhichhedelightedduringhishoursof
    contemplation. AlthoughtheGermandelegatessigned
    theTreaty,noonecanhonestlysaythatheexpectsthem
    toobserveitlongerthanconstraintpresses,however
    solemntheobligationsimposed .
    Inthepressorganofthemostnumerousandpowerful
    politicalpartyinGermanyonemightreadinanarticle
    ontheGermansinBohemiaannexedbyCzechoslovakia :
    432
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    "Assuredlytheirdestinywillnotbedeterminedforall
    timebytheVersaillespeaceofviolence . Itbehooves
    theGermannationtocherishitsaffectionforitsop-
    pressedbrethren,eventhoughitbepowerlesstosuccor
    themimmediately. Whatthencanitdo?Italyhasgiven
    itamarvelouslessoninthepolicyofirredentism,which
    shepursuedinrespectoftheTrentinoandTrieste . " 1
    WiththeTreatyasitstands,nationalistFranceofthis
    generationhasreasontobesatisfied . Oneofitsframers,
    himselfashrewdbusinessmanandpolitician,publicly
    setforththegroundsforthissatisfaction . 2 Alsaceand
    Lorrainereunitedtothemetropolis,heexplained,will
    assistFrancemateriallywithanindustriouspopulation
    andenormousresourcesintheshapeofmineralwealth
    andafruitfulsoil .
    Germany'sformercolonies,Kamerun
    andTogoland,arebecomeFrench,andwilldoubtless
    offeravastandattractivefieldfortheexpansionand
    prosperityoftheFrenchpopulation . Morocco,freed
    fromGermanenterprise,canhenceforthbedeveloped
    bytheFrenchpopulationaloneandwithoutletorhin-
    drance,forthebenefitofthenativesandinthetruesense
    ofMr . Wilson'shumanitarianordinances . Thepotash
    deposits,towhichGermanagriculturelargelyowedits
    prosperity,willhenceforwardbeutilizedintheservice
    ofFrenchagriculture . "InironorethewealthofFrance
    isdoubled,andherproductivecapacityasregardspig-
    ironandsteelimmenselyincreased
    . Herproductionof
    textilesisgreaterthanbeforethewarbyaboutathird . " 3
    Inaword,avastareaoftheplanetinhabitedbyvarious
    peopleswilllooktotheFrenchpeopleforeverything
    thatmakestheircollectivelifeworthliving .
    1 Germania, Augustit,1919 .
    Cf. LeTemps, September9,1919 .
    =M. AndreTardieuinaspeechdeliveredonAugust
    17,1919-
    Cf. Paris
    newspapersoffollowingtwodays,and in particular NewYorkHerald,
    August19th.
    aCf. speechdeliveredbyM. AndreTardieuonAugust17,1919-
    433
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Thesolearrangementwhichforatimecausedheart-
    burningsinFrancewasthatrespectingthesumsofmoney
    whichGermanyshouldhavebeenmadetopaytoher
    victoriousenemies . Fortheopinionsonthatsubject
    heldbytheaverageman,andconnivedatorapproved
    bytheauthorities,werewhollyfantastic,justaswere
    someoftheexpectationsofotherAlliedstates .
    The
    Frenchpeopledifferfromtheirneighborsinmanyrespects
    -andinamarkedwayinmoneymatters . Theywill
    sacrificetheirlivesratherthantheirsubstance . They
    willleaveanationaldebtfortheirchildrenandtheir
    children'schildren,insteadofmakingaresoluteeffort
    towipeitoutorlessenitbyamortization . Inthisrespect
    theBritish,theAmericans,andalsotheGermansdiffer
    fromthem . Thesepeoplestaxthemselvesfreely,create
    sinkingfunds,andmakeheavysacrificestopayofftheir
    moneyobligations . Thishabitisingrained
    . Thecon-
    trarysystemisbecomesecondnaturetotheFrench,
    andonecannotchangeanation'shabitsovernight . The
    educationofthepeoplemight,however, havebeen
    undertakenduringthewarwithconsiderablechances
    ofsatisfactoryresults . Thegovernmentmighthave
    preachedthenecessityofrelinquishingapercentageof
    thewargainstothestate . ItwasdoneinBritainand
    Germany. Theamountofmoneyearnedbyindividuals
    duringthehostilitieswasenormous . Aconsiderableper-
    centageofitshouldhavebeenrequisitionedbythe
    state,inviewofthepeacerequirementsandofthehuge
    indebtednesswhichvictoryordefeatmustinevitably
    bringinitstrain . ButnoMinisterhadthecouragenec-
    essarytobravethemultitudeand risk hisshareofpopu-
    larityortolerance. Andsothingswereallowedtoslide .
    Thepeoplewereassuredthatvictorywouldrecompense
    theirefforts,notonlybypositiveterritorialgains,but
    byrelievingthemoftheirnewfinancialobligations .
    434
    SIDELIGHTSONTHETREATY
    Thatwasasinistermistake . Thetruthisthatthe
    Frenchnation,ifdefeated,wouldhavepaidanysum
    demanded . Thatwasalmostanaxiom
    . Itwouldand
    couldhaveexpectednoruth
    . But,victorious,itlooked
    totheenemyforthemeansofrefundingthecostofthe
    war . TheFinanceMinister-M
    . Klotz-oftendeclared
    toprivateindividualsthatiftheAllieswerevictorious
    hewouldhaveallthenewnationaldebtwipedoutby
    theenemy,andheassuredthenationthatmilliards
    enoughwouldbeextractedfromGermanytobalance
    thecreditanddebitaccountsoftheRepublic
    . Andthe
    peoplenaturallybelieveditsprofessionalexpert
    . Thus
    itbecameadogmathattheTeutonstatewastoprovide
    allthecostofthewar . Inthatillusionthenationlived
    andworkedandspentmoneyfreely,nay,wasteditwoe-
    fully .
    AndyetM. Klotzshouldhaveknownbetter
    . Forhe
    wassuppliedwithdefinitedatatogoupon
    . InOctober,
    1918,theFrenchgovernment,indoubtaboutthefull
    significanceofthatoneofMr
    . Wilson'sFourteenPoints
    whichdealtwithreparations,askedofficiallyforexplana-
    tions,andreceivedfromMr. Lansingtheanswerby
    telegraphthatitinvolvedthemakinggoodbytheenemy
    ofalllossesinflicteddirectlyandlawlesslyuponcivilians,
    butnoneother . Thatsurelywasaplainansweranda
    justprinciple
    . But,inaccordancewiththepracticeof
    secrecyinvogueamongAlliedEuropeangovernments,
    thenationwasnotinformedoftheserestrictivecondi-
    tions,butwasallowedtohugdangerousdelusions
    .
    ButtheMinistersknewthem,andM
    . Klotzwasa
    Minister . Notonly,however,didhenotrevealwhathe
    knew,buthebehavedasthoughhisinformationwasof
    adirectlycontrarytenor,andhealsostatedthatGermany
    mustalsorefundthewarindemnitiesof1870,capitalized
    downtoNovember,i9i8,andhesetdownthesumat
    29

    435
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    fiftymilliardsoffrancs
    . Thisprocedurewasnotwhat
    reasonablymighthavebeenexpectedfromtheleaderof
    aheroicnationstout-heartedenoughtofaceunpleasant
    facts. Someoftheleadingspiritsinthecountry,despite
    theintensityoftheirfeelingstowardGermany,disap-
    provedthiskindofbookkeeping,butM
    . Klotzdidnot
    relinquishhismethodofkeepingaccounts
    . Hedrewup
    abillagainsttheTeutonsforonethousandandeighty-six
    milliardsoffrancs .
    TheGermansattheConferencemaintainedthatifthe
    wealthoftheirnationwererealizedandliquid,itwould
    amountatmosttofourhundredmilliards,butthatto
    realizeitwouldinvolvethestrippingofthepopulationof
    everything-ofitsforests,itsmines,itsrailways,itsfac-
    tories,itscattle,itshouses,itsfurniture,anditsready
    money
    . Theyfurtherpleadedthattheterritorialclauses
    oftheTreatydeprivedthemofimportantresources,
    whichwouldreducetheirsolvencytoagreaterdegree
    thantheAlliesrealized
    . Theseclausesdispossessedthe
    nationofaipercent . ofthetotalcropsofcerealsand
    potatoes . Afurtherfallingoffinthequantitiesoffood
    producedwouldresultfromtherestrictionsontheim-
    portationofrawmaterialsforthemanufactureoffertil-
    izers
    . Ofhercoal,Germanywasforfeitingaboutone-
    third
    ;three-fourthsofherironorewasalsobeing taken
    awayfromher
    ;hertotalzincproductionwouldbecut
    downbyoverthree-fifths
    . Addtothistheenormous
    shortageoftonnage,machinery,andman-power,thetotal
    lossofhercolonies,theshrinkageofavailablerawstuffs,
    andthedepreciationofthemark
    .
    AttheConferencetheAmericansmaintainedtheir
    ground
    . InvokingtheprinciplelaiddownbyMr
    . Wil-
    sonandclearlyformulatedbyMr
    . Lansing,theyinsisted
    thatreparationsshouldbeclaimedonlyfordamagedone
    tociviliansdirectlyandlawlessly
    . Afteragooddealof
    436
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    fencing,rendered necessary
    by
    the
    pledges
    given
    by
    European statesmen to their electors, it was decided
    thatthecriteriaprovidedbythatprincipleshouldbe
    applied . Butevenwiththatlimitationthesumsclaimed
    werehuge. Itwas-allegedbytheGermansthatsomeof
    thedemandswereforamountsthatexceededthetotal
    nationalwealthofthecountryfilingtheclaim . Andas
    noformulacouldbedevisedthatwouldsatisfyallthe
    claimants,itwasresolvedinprinciplethat,although
    Germanyshouldbeobligedtomakegoodonlycertain
    classesoflosses,theConference'wouldsetnolimitsto
    thesumsforwhichshewouldthusbeliable.
    AtthisjunctureM. Loucheursuggestedthataminimum
    sumshouldbedemandedoftheenemy,leavingthede-
    tailstobesettledbyacommission . Andthiswastheso-
    lutionwhichwasfinallyadopted . 'Itwasreceivedwith
    protestsandlamentations,which,however,soonmade
    placeforself-congratulations,officialandprivate .
    TheFrenchMinisterofFinances,forexample,drewa
    brightpicture in theChamberofthefinancialsideofthe
    Treaty,sofarasitaffectedhiscountry :"Withintwo
    years,"heannounced,"independentlyoftherailway
    rollingstock,ofagriculturalmaterialsandrestitutions,
    wereceiveapart,stilltobefixed,ofthepaymentof
    twentymilliardsofmarksingold ;anothershare,alsoto
    bedetermined,ofanemissionofbondsamountingto
    fortymilliardgoldmarks,bearinginterestattherateof
    2 percent . ; athirdpart,tobefixed,ofGermanshipping
    anddyes
    ;sevenmilliontonsofcoalannuallyforaperiod
    oftenyears,followedbydiminishingquantitiesduring
    thefollowingyears ;therepaymentoftheexpensesof
    occupation ;therightoftakingoverapartofGermany's
    interestsinRussia,inparticularthatofobtainingthe
    ' Onthissubjectofreparationsthe JournaldeGenive publishedseveral
    interestingarticlesatvarioustimes,as,forexample,onMay15,19 1
    9 .
    4 3 7
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    paymentofpre-wardebtsatthepre-warrateofexchange,
    likewisethemaintenanceofsuchcontractsaswemay
    desiretomaintaininforceandthereturnofAlsace-
    Lorrainefreefromallincumbrances . Noristhatall .
    InMoroccowehavetherighttoliquidateGermanprop-
    erty,totransferthesharesthatrepresentGermany's
    interestsintheBankofMorocco,andfinallytheallot-
    mentunderaFrenchmandateofaportionoftheGerman
    coloniesfreefromincumbrancesofanykind . . . . Weshall
    receivefourhundredandsixty-threemilliardfrancs,
    payableinthirty-sixyears,withoutcountingtheresti-
    tutionswhichwillhavebeeneffected . Norshoulditbe
    forgottenthatalreadywehavereceivedeightmilliards'
    worthofsecuritiesstolenfromFrenchbearers . Sodonot
    considertheTreatyasamisfortuneforFrance . " 1
    Soonaftertheoutburstofjoywithwhichtheingather-
    ingofthefruitsofFrance'svictorywascelebrated,clouds
    unexpectedlydriftedathwarttheceruleanblueofthe
    politicalhorizon,anddarkshadowswereflungacrossthe
    Alliedcountries . Thesecond-andthird-classnationsfell
    outwiththefirst-classPowers . Italy,forexample,whose
    populationisalmostequaltothatofherFrenchsister,
    demandedcompensationforthevastadditionsthatwere
    beingmadetoFrance'sextensivepossessions . The
    groundsallegedweremany. Compensationhadbeen
    promisedbythesecrettreaty . Theneedforitwasre-
    inforcedbytherejectionofItaly'sclaimsintheAdriatic .
    TheItalianpeoplerequired,desired,anddeservedafair
    andfittingfieldforlegitimateexpansion
    . Theyareas
    numerousastheFrench,andhavealargeannualsurplus
    population,whichhastohewwoodanddrawwaterfor
    foreignpeoples . Theyareenterprising,industrious,
    thrifty,andhardworkers . Theircountrylackssomeof
    1 SpeechofM. KlotzintheChamberonSeptember5, ig1g . Cf . L'Echo
    deParis, September6, 1919 .
    4
    3 8
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    thenecessariesofmaterialprosperity,suchascoal,iron,
    andcotton . Whyshoulditnotreceiveaterritoryrich
    insomeoftheseproducts?Whyshouldalargecontingent
    ofItaly'spopulationhavetogotothecoloniesofSpain,
    France,andBritainortoSouthAmericanrepublicsfor
    alivelihood?TheItalianpressaskedwhethertheSu-
    premeCouncilwasbentonfulfillingtheGospeldictum,
    "Whosoeverhath,tohimshallbegiven . . . . "
    OneofthefirstdemandsmadebyItalywasforthe
    portandtownofDjibouti,whichisunderFrenchsway .
    Itwasrejected,curtlyandemphatically. Otherrequests
    elicitedplausibleexplanationswhytheycouldnotbe
    compliedwith . Inaword,Italywastreatedasapoor
    andimportunaterelation,andwasaskedtoconsoleher-
    selfwiththereflectionthatshewasworkinginthevine-
    yardofidealism . InvaineminentpublicistsinRome,
    Turin,andMilanpleadedtheircountry'scause . Adopting
    theprinciplewhichMr . WilsonhadappliedtoFrance
    andBritain,theyaffirmedthatevenbeforethewar
    France,withalargerpopulationandfewerpossessions,
    hadshownthatshewasincapableofdischargingthe
    functionswhichshehadvoluntarilytakenuponherself .
    Tunis,theyalleged,oweditsgrowthandthrivingcon-
    ditiontoItalianemigrants
    .
    Withallthefreshadditions
    toherterritories,thepopulationoftheRepublicwouldbe
    utterlyinadequatetothetask . TotheSupremeCouncil
    thislineofreasoningwasdistinctlyunpalatable . Nor
    didtheItaliansfurthertheircausewhen,bywayof
    givingemphaticpointtotheirreasoning,theirpress
    quotedthateminentFrenchman,M. d'Estournellesde
    Constant,whowroteatthatverymoment :"France
    hastoomanycoloniesalready-farmoreinAsia,in
    Africa,inAmerica,inOceaniathanshecanfructify .
    Inthiswaysheisimmobilizingterritories,continents,
    peoples,whichnominallyshetakesover . Anditis
    439
    THE INSIDE
    STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    childishandimprudenttotakebarrenpossessionofthem,
    whenotherstatesallegetheirpowertoutilizethemin
    thegeneralinterest . Byactinginthismanner,France,
    dowhatshemay,isplacingherselfinoppositiontothe
    world'sinterests,andtothoseoftheLeagueofNations .
    Inthelongrunitisaseriousbusiness . Spain,Portugal,
    andHollandknowthistotheircost
    . Dowhatshe
    would,Francewasnotablebeforethewartoutilizeall
    herimmensecolonialdomain .
    . . forlackofpopulation .
    Shewillbestilllessableafterthewar . . . . " 1
    Thediscussiongrewdangerouslyanimated .
    Epigrams
    werecoinedandsentfloatingintheheavilychargedair .
    AtactlesscomparisonwasmadebetweentheFrench
    nationand a
    bonvivant ofsixty-fivewhoflattershimself
    thathecanenjoylife'spleasuresonthesamescale as
    whenhewasonlythirty .
    Littlearrowsthusbarbed
    withbitingacidoftenmakemoreenduringmischief
    thansledge-hammerblows .
    Soontheestrangement
    betweenthetwosisternationsunhappilybecamewider
    andledtomarkeddivergencesintheirrespectivepolicies,
    whichseemfraughtwithgraveconsequences
    in the
    future.
    TheItalyofto-dayisnottheItalyofMay,igrg .
    Shenowknowsexactlywhereshestands . Whenshe
    unsheathedherswordtofightagainstthealliesofthe
    statethatdeclaredatreatytobebutascrapofpaper,
    shewasheartenedbyasolemnpromisegivenin
    . writing
    byhercomradesinarms . Butwhenshehadaccom-
    plishedherpartofthecontract,thatdocumentturned
    outtobelittlemorethananotherscrapofpaper . Thus
    itwasoneofthepiquantironiesofFate,Italianpublicists
    said,thatthepeoplewhohadmostlyclamoredagainst
    thatdoctrinewereindirectlyhelpingittotriumph
    . Mr.
    1
    D'Estournelles de Constant . BulletindesDroitsdel'IIomme,May15,
    1919.
    440
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON
    THE TREATY
    Wilson,` unwittingly sapping public faith inwritten
    treaties,washeldupasoneofthemanypicturesinwhich
    theConferenceaboundedofthedelegatesrefutingtheir
    wordsbyacts . Theunbiasedhistorianwillreadily
    admitthatthesecrettreatieswereprofoundlyimmoral
    fromtheWilsonianangleofvision,butthattheonly
    wayofcancelingthemwasbyageneralprinciplerigidly
    upheldandimpartiallyapplied . AndthistheSupreme
    Councilwouldnotentertain .
    WithherBritishally,too,Francehadanunpleasant
    fallingoutaboutEasternaffairs,andinespecialabout
    SyriaandPersia . Therewasalsoademandforthe
    retrocessionbyBritainoftheislandofMauritius,but
    itwasnotmadeofficially,norisitasubjectfortwo
    suchnationstoquarrelover. Thefirstriftinthelute
    wascausedbythedepositionofEmirFaisalrespecting
    thedesiresoftheArabpopulation . Thispicturesque
    chief,theFrenchpresscomplained,hadbeentooreadily
    admittedtotheConferenceandtoorespectfullylistened
    tothere,whereasthePersiandelegationtrampedfor
    monthsovertheParisstreetswithoutonceobtaininga
    hearing . TheHedjaz,whichhadbeenindependent
    fromtimeimmemorial,wasformallyrecognized asa
    separatekingdomduringthewar,andtheGrandSheriff
    ofMeccawassuddenlyraisedtothethroneintheEuro-
    peansensebyFranceandBritain . Sincethenhewas
    formallyrecognizedbythefivePowers . Hisrepresenta-
    tivesinParisdemandedtheannexationofallthecountries
    ofArabicspeechwhichwereunderTurkishdomination .
    TheseincludednotonlyMesopotamia,butalsoSyria,
    onwhichFrancehadlonglookedwithlovingeyesand
    respectingwhichthereexistedanaccordbetweenherand
    Britain . Theprojectcommunitywouldrepresenta
    Pan-Arabfederationofaboutelevenmillionsouls,over
    whichFrancewouldhavenoguardianship . Andyetthe
    441
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    writtenaccordhadneverbeenannulled
    . Palestinewas
    excludedfromthisPan-Arabianfederation,andSyria
    wastobeconsulted,andinsteadofbeinghandedoverto
    France,asM. Clemenceaudemanded,wastobeallowed
    todeclareitsownwisheswithoutanyinjunctionsfrom
    theConference. Mesopotamiawouldbeautonomous
    undertheLeagueofNations,butasinglemandatorywas
    askedforbythekingoftheHedjazfortheentireeleven
    millioninhabitants .
    ThecommentsoftheFrenchpressonBritain'sattitude,
    despitetheirstudiedreserveandconventionalphraseology,
    borderedonrecriminationandhintedatapossiblecooling
    offriendshipbetweenthetwonations,andinthecourse
    ofthecontroversytheevil-omenedword"Fashoda"
    waspronounced
    . TheFrench Temps's argumentswere
    brieflythese
    :Thepopulationsclaimedoccupysucha
    vaststretchofterritorythatthesovereigntyofthe
    Hedjazcouldhardlybemorethannominalandsymboli-
    cal .
    Infact,theycoveranareaofone-halfoftheOtto-
    manEmpire . Thesedifferentprovinces
    would,in
    reality,beunderthedominationoftheGreatPower
    whichwastherealcreatorofthisnewkingdom,andthe
    monarchoftheHedjazwouldbeamerestalking-horse
    ofBritain . This,itwasurged,wouldnotbeindependence,
    butamaskedprotectorate,andinthenameofthehigher
    principlesmustbeprevented . Syriamustbehanded
    overtoFrancewithoutconsultingthepopulation . The
    financialresourcesoftheHedjazareutterlyinadequate
    fortheadministrationofsuchavaststateaswasbeing
    compacted .
    Who,then,itwasasked,wouldsupplythe
    indispensablefunds?
    ObviouslyBritain,whohadbeen
    providingtheEmirFaisalwithfundseversincehisfather
    donnedthecrown
    . Ifthispoliticalentitycameinto
    existence,itwouldgeneratecontinuousfrictionbetween
    FranceandBritain,separatecomradesinarms,delight
    442
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON THE TREATY
    avigilantenemy,andviolateawrittencompactwhich
    shouldbesacred .
    Forthesereasonsitshouldberejected
    andSyriaplacedundertheguardianshipofFrance .
    TheAmericanstookthepositionthatcongruouslywith
    thehighethicalprincipleswhichhadguidedthelabors
    oftheConferencethroughout,itwasincumbentonits
    members,insteadofbarteringcivilizedpeopleslikechat-
    tels,toconsultthemastotheirownaspirations .
    Ifit
    weretruethattheSyrianswereyearningtobecomethe
    wardsofFrance,therecouldbenoreasonableobjection
    onthepartoftheFrenchdelegatestoagreetoaplebiscite
    .
    ButtheFrenchdelegatesdeclinedtoentertainthesug-
    gestiononthegroundthatSyria'slongingforFrench
    guidancewasanotoriousfact .
    Aftermuchdiscussionandvehementoppositiononthe
    partoftheFrenchdelegatesanInter-Alliedcommission
    underMr
    . CharlesCranewassenttovisitthecountries
    indisputeandtoreportontheleaningsoftheirpopu-
    lations
    . Afterhavingvisitedfortycitiesandtownsand
    morethanthreehundredvillages,andreceivedover
    fifteenhundreddelegationsofnatives,,thecommission
    reportedthatthemajorityofthepeople"prefertomain-
    taintheirindependence,"butdonotobjecttoliveunder
    themandatorysystemforfiftyyears
    providedtheUnited
    Statesaccepts
    themandate .
    "Syriadesirestobecomea
    sovereignkingdom,andmostofthepopulationsupports
    theEmirFaisalasking
    . " 1 Thecommissionfurtherascer-
    tainedthattheSyrians,"whoaresingularlyenlightened
    astothepoliciesoftheUnitedStates,"invokedandrelied
    uponaFranco-Britishstatementofpolicy
    2 whichhad
    beendistributedbroadcastthroughouttheircountry,
    "promisingcompleteliberationfromtheTurksandthe
    establishmentoffreegovernmentsamongthenativepopu-
    1 TheChicagoTribune
    (Parisedition),August24,1919 .
    2
    IssuedonNovember9,x918 .
    4 43
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    lationandrecognitionofthesegovernmentsbyFrance
    .
    andBritain . " 1
    TheresultoftheinvestigationbytheInter-Allied
    commissionremindsoneofthestoryofthetwoanglers
    whowerediscussingthemeritsoftwodifferentsauces
    forthetroutwhichoneofthemhadcaught
    . Asthey
    wereunabletoagreetheydecidedtoreferthematterto
    thetrout,whoanswered
    :"Gentlemen,Idonotwishto
    beeatenwithanysauce
    . Idesiretoliveandbefreeinmy
    ownelement . "
    "Ah,nowyouarewanderingfromthe
    question,"exclaimedthetwo,whothereuponstruckup
    acompromiseonthesubjectofthesauce
    .
    Thetoneofthislong-drawn-outcontroversy,especially
    inthepress,wasdistinctlyacrimonious
    . Itbecame
    dangerouslybitterwhentheFrenchpoliticalworldwas
    apprisedonedayoftheconclusionofatreatybetween
    BritainandPersiaastheoutcomeofsecretnegotiations
    betweenLondonandTeheran . Andexcitementgrew
    intenserwhenshortlyafterwardtheauthentictextof
    thisagreementwasdisclosed
    . InFrance,Italy,Germany,
    Russia,andtheUnitedStatesthepressunanimouslyde-
    claredthatPersia'sinternationalstatusasdeterminedby
    thenewdiplomaticinstrumentcouldbestbedescribedby
    theevil-soundingwords"protectorate"andtheviolation
    ofthemandatorysystemadoptedbytheConference
    .
    Thisstartlingdevelopmentshedastronglightuponthe
    neworderingoftheworldanditsrelationtotheWilsonian
    gospel,complicatedwithsecretnegotiations,protectorates
    without .
    mandates,andtheone-sidedabrogationof
    compacts .
    PersiaisoneoftheoriginalmembersoftheLeague
    of Nations, 2
    andassuchwasentitled,theFrenchargued,
    iSee The ChicagoTribune
    (Parisedition),August 30,
    1919-
    2
    AnAmericanSenatoruncharitablyconjecturedthatshereceived this
    honorabledistinctioninordertocontributeanadditional
    votetothe
    British .
    4
    44
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE
    TREATY
    toahearingattheConference
    . Shehadgrievancesthat
    calledforredress :herneutralityhadbeenviolated,
    manyofhersubjectshadbeenputtodeath,andhertitles
    toreparationwereundeniable .
    PresidentWilson,the
    comforterofsmallstatesandoppressednationalities,
    havingproclaimedthattheweakestcommunitieswould
    commandthesamefriendlytreatmentasthegreatest,
    thePersiandelegatesrepairedtoParisinthebeliefthat
    thistreatmentwouldbeaccordedthem
    . Buttherethey
    weredisillusioned
    . Forthemtherewasnoadmission .
    Whether,iftheyhadbeenheardandhelpedbythe
    SupremeCouncil,theywouldhavecontrivedtoexistasan
    independentstateisaquestionwhichcannotbediscussed
    here
    . ThepointmadebytheFrenchwasthatonitsown
    showingtheConferencewasmorallyboundtoreceivethe
    Persiandelegation . .
    Theutmostitobtainedwasthatthe
    PersianMinisterofForeignAffairs,Monalek,whowas
    headofthedelegation,hadaprivatetalkwithPresident
    Wilson,ColonelHouse,andMr . Lansing
    . Thesestates-
    menunhesitatinglypromisedtohelpPersiatosecurefull
    sovereignrights,oratanyratetoenableherdelegates
    tounfoldtheircountry'scaseandfiletheirprotests
    beforetheConference
    . Thedelegateswerecomforted
    andfeltsureofthesuccessoftheirmission
    . Theytoldthe
    AmericanplenipotentiariesthattheUnitedStateswould
    bePersia'screditorforthishelpandthatshewouldinvite
    Americanfinancierstoputhermoneymattersinorder,
    Americanengineerstodevelopherminingindustries,and
    theAmericanoilfirmstoexamineandexploitherpetrol
    deposits
    . 'Inaword,PersiawouldbeAmericanized
    .
    ThisnaiveannouncementoftherolereservedforAmerican
    benefactorsinthelandoftheShahmighthaveimpressed
    certaincommercialandfinancialinterestsintheUnited
    1 Cf
    . interviewwithaPersianofficial,publishedinthePariseditionof
    TheCkicagoTribune,
    Augusti9,i9I9
    .
    44 5
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    States,butwaswhollyalientotheonlyorderofmotives
    thatcouldproperlymovetheAmericanplenipotentiaries
    tointerposeinfavoroftheirwould-bewards .
    ThepromisesmadebyMessrs. Wilson,House,and
    Lansingcametonothing. FormonthsthePersianenvoys
    livedinhopewhichwasstrengthenedbytheassurancesof
    variousmembersoftheConferencethattheintervention
    ofMr. Wilsonwouldinfalliblyprovesuccessful . But
    eventsbeliedthisforecast,whereupontheheadofthe
    Persiandelegation,afterseveralmonthsofhopesde-
    ferred,quittedFranceforConstantinople,andhis
    country'spositionamongthenationswassettledin
    detailbythenewagreement .
    Thatpositiondoesundoubtedlyresembleveryclosely
    Egypt'sstatusbeforetheoutbreakoftheWorldWar .
    AndEgypt'sstatuscouldhardlybetermedindependence .
    HenceforwardGreatBritainhasastrongholdonthe
    Persiancustoms,thecontrolofthewaterwaysandcar-
    riageroutes,therightsofrailwayconstruction,theoil-
    fields-thesewereoursbefore-therighttoorganizethe
    armyanddirecttheforeignpolicyofthekingdom . And
    itmayfairlybearguedthatthisarrangementmayprove
    agreaterblessingtothePersiansthantherealizationof
    theirownambitions . That,atanyrate,ismyown
    personalbelief,whichformanyyearsIhaveheldand
    expressed . Nonethelessitrunsdiametricallycounter
    totheletterandthespiritofWilsonianism,whichisnow
    seentobeawallhighenoughtokeepoutthedwarf
    states,butwhichthegiantscaneasilyclearatabound .
    Againstthisviolationofthenewhumanitariandoctrine
    Frenchpublicistsflaredup . Theglaringcharacterofthe
    transgressionrevoltedthem,theplightofthePersians
    touchedthem,andtherightofself-determinationstrongly
    appealedtothem. Wasitnotlargelyfortheassertion
    ofthatrightthatalltheAlliedpeopleshadforfiveyears
    446
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON
    THE TREATY
    beenmakingunheard-ofsacrifices? Whatwouldbecome
    oftheLeagueofNationsifsuchsecretandselfishdoings
    wereconnivedat?
    Inaword,Frenchsympathyforthe
    victimsofBritishhegemonywaxedasstrong as theBrit-
    ishfellow-feelingfortheSyrians,whoobjectedtobe
    drawnintotheorbitoftheFrench . Thosesharpprotests
    andearnestappeals,itmaybenoted,weretheprincipal,
    perhapstheonly,symptomsoftendernessforunpro-
    tectedpeopleswhichwereevokedbythegreatethical
    movementheadedbytheConference .
    TheFrenchfurtherpointedoutthatthesystemof
    Mandateshadbeenspeciallycreatedforcountriesas
    backwardandhelplessasPersiawasassumedtobe,and
    thattheonlyagencyqualifiedtoapplyitwaseitherthe
    SupremeCouncilortheLeagueofNations . TheBritish
    pressansweredthatnosuchhumiliatingassumptionabout
    theShah'speoplewasbeingmade,thattheForeignOffice
    haddistinctlydisclaimedtheintentionofestablishinga
    protectorateoverPersia,whois,andwillremain,asov-
    ereignandindependentstate . Buttheseexplanations
    failedtoconvinceourindignantAllies . Theyargued,
    fromexperience,thatnotrustwastobeplacedinthose
    officialassurancesandeuphemisticphraseswhichare
    generallybeliedbysubsequentacts . ' Theyfurther
    lamentedthatthelongandsecretnegotiationswhichwere
    goingforwardinTeheranwhilethePersiandelegation
    waswearilyandvainlywaitinginParistobeallowedto
    pleaditscountry'scausebeforethegreatworld-dictators
    wasnotagoodexampleofloyaltytothenewcosmiclegis-
    lation . 'HadnotMr. Wilsonproclaimedthatpeoples
    werenolongertobebarteredandswappedaschattels?
    '" Unfortunately,Mr . LloydGeorge,whohasstrippedtheForeignOffice
    ofrealpower,hasfrequentlygivenassurancesofthisnature, andhisacts
    havealwayscontradictedthem .
    Asaproof,hislastinterviewwithM.
    Clemenceauwillserve. " Cf . L'EchodeParis,August15,
    igig,articleby
    Pertinax .
    447
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    HeretheItaliansandRumanianschimedin,reminding
    theirkinsmenthatitwasthesameAmericanstatesmen
    who inthepeaceconditionsfirstpresentedtoCount
    Brockdorff-RantzaumadeovertheGermanpopulationof
    theSaarValleytoFranceattheendoffifteenyearsas
    thefairequivalentofasumofmoneypayableingold,
    andthatFrance at
    anyratehadraisednoobjectiontothe
    barternortotheprincipleattherootofit
    . Theyrea-
    sonedthatiftheprinciplemightbeappliedtoonecase
    itshouldbedeemedequallyapplicabletotheother,and
    thattheonlypersonsorstatesthatcouldwithpropriety
    demurtotheAnglo-Persianarrangementswerethose
    who
    themselveswerenotbenefitingbysimilartransactions
    .
    AtlasttheParispress,layingdueweightonthealliance
    withBritain,struck
    a newnote. "Itseemsthatthese
    lastPersianbargainingsofferathemeforconversations
    betweenourgovernmentandthatoftheAllies,"one
    influentialjournalwrote
    . 'Atoncetheamicablesugges-
    tionwastakenupbytheBritishpress
    . Theideawasto
    jointheSyrianwiththePersiantransactionsandmake
    Frenchconcessionsontheother
    . Thiscompromisewould
    composeanuglyquarrelandsettleeverythingforthe
    best . ForFrance's - intentionstowardthepeopleof
    Syria
    were,itwascrediblyasserted,tothefullasdisinterested
    andgenerous as thoseofBritaintowardPersia,andifthe
    SyriansdesiredanEnglish-speakingnationratherthan
    theFrenchtobetheirmentor,itwasequallytruethatthe
    PersianswantedAmericansratherthanBritishtosuper-
    intendandacceleratetheirprogressincivilization .
    But
    insteadofharkeningtothewishesofonlyoneitwould
    bebettertoignorethoseofboth
    . Bythisprudentcom-
    promiseallthedemandsofrightandjustice,forwhich
    bothgovernmentswereearneststicklers,wouldthusbe
    amply satisfied.
    1 LeJournaldesDebuts,August15,1919 .
    4 4 8
    SIDELIGHTS
    ON THE TREATY
    OurAmericanassociateswerelesseasilyappeased
    . In
    sooththerewasnothingleftwherewithtoappeasethem
    .
    Theirpresscondemnedthe"protectorate" as
    abreach
    oftheCovenant
    . SecretaryLansingletitbeknown'
    thattheUnitedStatesdelegationhadstriventoobtaina
    hearingforthePersiansattheConference,buthad"lost
    itsfight
    . "APersian,whenapprizedofthisutterance,
    said
    :"WhentheUnitedStatesdelegationstrovetohin-
    derItalyfromannexingFiumeandobtainingtheterri-
    toriespromisedherbyasecrettreaty,theyaccomplished
    theiraimbecausetheyrefusedtogiveway
    . Thenthey
    tookcarenottolosetheirfight
    . Whentheyaccepteda
    brieffortheJewsandimposedaJewishsemi-stateon
    RumaniaandPoland,theywerefirmasthegraniterock,
    andnoamountofopposition,nofuturedeterrents,made
    anyimpressionontheirwill
    . Accordingly,theyhadtheir
    way. But
    inthecauseofPersiatheylostthefight,
    althoughlogic,humanity,justice,andtheordinances
    solemnlyacceptedbytheGreatPowerswereallontheir
    side . " . .
    . OneAmericanpressorgantermedtheAnglo-
    Persianaccord"acoupwhichisagreaterviolationofthe
    WilsonianFourteenPointsthantheShantungawardto
    Japan,asitmakesthewholeofPersiaamereprotectorate
    forBritain . "
    2
    Generallyspeaking,illustrationsofthemeaningofnon-
    interventioninthehomeaffairsofothernationswere
    numerousandsomewhatperplexing
    . Wereitnotthat
    Mr
    . WilsonhadcometoEuropefortheexpresspurpose
    ofinterpreting
    as
    wellasenforcinghisowndoctrine,one
    wouldhavebeenwarrantedinassumingthattheSupreme
    Councilwasfrequentlytravestyingit .
    But asthePresi-
    dentwashimselfoneoftheleadingmembersofthat
    Council,whosedecisionswereunanimous,theutmost
    '
    InWashingtononAugustz6,19ig
    .
    '
    TheChicagoTribune(Paris
    edition),Augustz9,z9zg .
    449
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    thatonecantakeforgrantedisthathestrovetoimpose
    histenetsonhisintractablecolleaguesand"lostthe
    fight. "
    Hereisastrikinginstanceofwhatwouldlooktothe
    averagemanverylikeinterventioninthedomesticpoli-
    ticsofanothernation-well-meantand,itmaybe,benefi-
    centintervention-wereitnotthatweareassuredonthe
    highestauthoritythatitisnothingofthesort . Itwas
    devisedasanexpedientforgettingoutsidehelpforthe
    captureofPetrogradbytheanti-Bolshevists . Theend,
    therefore,wasgood,andthemeansseemedeffectualto
    thosewhoemployedthem . TheKolchak-Denikinparty
    could,itwasbelieved,havetakenpossessionofthat
    capitallongbefore,byobtainingthemilitaryco-operation
    oftheEsthonians . Butthepriceaskedbythesewasthe
    recognitionoftheircompleteindependencebythenon-
    BolshevistgovernmentinthenameofallRussia . Kol-
    chak,tohiscredit,refusedtopaythisprice,seeingthat
    hehadnopowerstodoso,andonlyadictatorwouldsign
    awaytheterritorybyusurpingtherequisiteauthority .
    ConsequentlythecombinedattackonPetrogradwasnot
    undertaken . TheAdmiral'srefusalwasjustifiedbythe
    circumstancesthathewasthespokesmanonlyofalarge
    sectionoftheRussianpeople,andthatathoroughly
    representativeassemblymustbeconsultedonthesubject
    previoustoactionbeingtaken . Themilitarystagnation
    thatensuedlastedformonths . Thenonedaythepress
    broughtthetidingsthatthedifficultywasingeniously
    overcome
    . Thisistheshapeinwhichtheintelligence
    wascommunicatedtotheworld :"ColonelMarsh,ofthe
    Britisharmy,whoisrepresentingGeneralGough,organ-
    izedarepublicinnorthwestRussiaatReval,August12th,
    withinforty-fiveminutes, GeneralYudenitchbeingnom-
    inallytheheadofthenewgovernment,whichisaffiliated
    withtheKolchakgovernment . NorthwestRussiaop-
    450
    SIDELIGHTS ON THE TREATY
    posestheEsthoniangovernmentonlymprinciplebecause
    itwantsguarantiesthattheEsthonianswillnotbethe
    stepping-stoneforsomebigPowerlikeGermanytocon-
    troltheRussianoutletthroughtheBaltic .
    IftheEstho-
    niansgivesuchguaranties,thenorthwesternRussiansare
    perfectlywillingtoletthembecomeanindependentstate
    . " 1
    Herethenwasa"Britishcolonel"who,inadditionto
    hismilitaryduties,was,accordingtothisaccount,willing
    andabletocreateanindependentrepublicwithoutany
    SupremeCounciltoassisthim,whereasprofessionaldi-
    plomatistsandmilitarymenofothernationshadbeen
    tryingformonthstofoundaRhinerepublicunderDor-
    tenandhadfailed .
    Nordidhe,ifthenewspaperreport
    becorrect,wastemuchtimeatthebusiness
    . Fromthe
    momentofitsinceptionuntilnorthwesternRussiastood
    forthanindependentstate,promulgatingandexecuting
    gravedecisionsinthesphereofinternationalpolitics,only
    forty-fiveminutesaresaidtohaveelapsed .
    Forty-five
    minutesbytheclock
    . Itwasalmostasquickafeatas
    thedraftingoftheCovenantofNations . Further,the
    resourcefulstatemakerforgedarepublicwhichwasquali-
    fiedtotransfersovereignlyRussianterritorytounrecog-
    nizedstateswithoutconsultingthenationorobtaining
    authorityfromanyone .
    Moremarvelousthananyother
    detail,however,isthecircumstancethathedidhiswork
    sowellthatitneveramountedtointervention
    . 2
    Onecannotaffectsurpriseifthedistinctionbetween
    thisamazingexploitofdiplomatico-militaryprestidigita-
    tionandintermeddlingintheinternalaffairsofanother
    nationprovetoosubtleforthementalgraspoftheaver-
    ageunpoliticalindividual .
    1 TheChicagoTribune(Paris
    edition),August24,1919 .
    2
    Aftertheabovewaswritten,aFrenchjournal,the
    EchodeParisof
    September 1g,
    1919,announcedthatGeneralMarshdeclaresthathis
    agentsactedwithouthisinstructions,butnonethelessitholdshimre-
    sponsibleforthisBalticpolicy .
    30

    451
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    Itispracticeslikethesewhichultimatelydetermine
    theworthofthetreatiesandtheCovenantwhichMr
    .
    WilsonwascontenttotakebackwithhimtoWashington
    as
    thefinaloutcomeofwhatwastohavebeenthemost
    superbachievementofhistoricman . Ofthenewethical
    principles,ofthegenerousrenunciationofprivileges,of
    therightingofsecularwrongs,oftherespectthatwasto
    beshownfortheweak,whichweretohavecementedthe
    unionofpeoplesintoonepacificifnotblissfulfamily,
    thereremainedbutthememory
    . Nosuchbitterdraught
    ofdisappointmentwasswallowedbythenationssince
    theworldfirsthadapoliticalhistory
    . Manyofthere-
    soundingphrasesthatonceforetokenedaneweraofpeace,
    right,andequitywerenotmerelyemptiedoftheircon-
    tents,butmadetoconnotetheiropposites . Freedomof
    theseasbecamesupremacyoftheseas,whichmaypos-
    siblyturnouttobeablessedconsummationforallcon-
    cerned,butshouldnothavebeensmuggledinundera
    grossmisnomer . Theabolitionofwarmeans,asBritish
    andAmericanandFrenchgeneralsandadmiralshave
    sincetoldtheirrespectivefellow-citizens,thoroughprep-
    arationsforthenextwar,whicharenottobeconfined,
    asheretofore,tothe so-called
    militarystates,butare
    toextendoverallAnglo-Saxondon
    . l "Opencovenants
    openlyarrivedat"signifysecretconclavesandcon-
    spirativedeliberationscarriedoninimpenetrable se-
    crecywhichcannotbedispensedwithevenafterthe
    wholebusinesshaspassedintohistory
    . 2 Theself-
    ' Marshal DouglasHaig, LordFrench,the Americanpacifist,
    Sydney
    Baker,SenatorChamberlain,RepresentativeKahn,andahostofothers
    havebeenpreachinguniversalmilitarytraining
    . Thepress,too,withcon-
    siderableexceptions,favorsthemovement
    . "Wewantademocratized
    army,whichrepresentsallthenation,anditcanbefoundonly in universal
    service
    . . .
    . Universalserviceisourbestguarantyofpeace . " Cf. The
    ChicagoTribune
    (Parisedition),August 22, 1919
    , sPresidentWilson,whenatthecloseofhisconferencewiththeSenate
    CommitteeonForeignRelations-attheWhiteHouse-asked-howthe
    4 5 2
    SIDELIGHTSON
    THE TREATY
    determinationofpeoplesfindsitslimitIri'therights
    ofeveryGreatPowertoholditssubjectnationalities
    inthrallonthegroundthattheirreciprocalrelations
    appertaintothedomesticpolicyofthestate
    . Itmeans,
    further,theprivilegeofthosewhowieldsuperiorforce
    toputirresistiblepressureuponthosewho
    areweak,
    andtheleverwhichitplacesintheirhandsforthepur-
    poseistobeknownundertheattractivenameofthepro-
    tectionofminorities
    . Abstentionfrominterference
    in
    the
    homeaffairsofaneighboringcommunity'ismadetocover
    intermeddlingofthemostirksomeandhumiliatingchar-
    acterinmatterswhichhavenonexuswithinternational
    law,foriftheyhad,therulewouldbeapplicabletoall
    nations
    . Thelesserpeoplesmustharkentoinjunctions
    ofthegreaterstatesrespectingtheirmodeoftreating
    alienimmigrantsandmustsubmittothecontrolofforeign
    bodieswhichareignorantofthesituationanditsrequire-
    ments
    . Norisitenoughthatthosestatesshouldaccord
    tothemembersoftheJewishandotherracesalltherights
    whichtheirowncitizensenjoy-theymustgofartherand
    investthemwithspecialprivileges,andforthispurpose
    renounceaportionoftheirsovereignty
    . Theymustlike-
    wiseallowtheirmorepowerfulalliestodictatetothem
    theirlegislationonmattersoftransitandforeigncom-
    merce
    . 'FortheGreatPowers,however,thislawof
    minoritieswasnotwritten
    . Theyareabovethelaw .
    Theirwarrantisforce
    . Inaword,forceisthetrump
    cardinthepoliticalgameofthefutureasitwasinthat
    ofthepast . AndM
    . Clemenceau'sremindertothepetty
    statesattheopeningoftheConferencethatthewielders
    UnitedStateshadvotedontheJapaneseresolutioninfavorofraceequality,
    replied
    :"Iamnotsureofbeingfreetoanswerthequestion,becauseit
    affectsalargenumberofpointsthatwerediscussedinParis,andinthe
    interestofinternationalharmonyIthinkIhadbetternotreply . "-The
    DailyMail
    (Parisedition),August 22, 1919.
    1
    InvirtueofArticleLXoftheTreatywithAustria .
    453
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    oftwelvemilliontroopsarethemastersofthesituation
    wasappropriate
    . Thusthewarwhichwasprovokedby
    thetransformationofasolemntreatyintoascrapof
    paperwasconcludedbythepresentationoftwoscraps
    ofpaperasatreatyandacovenantforthemoralrenova-
    tionoftheworld.
    XIV
    THE TREATYWITHGERMANY
    discussindetailthepeacetermswhichaftermany
    months'desultorytalkwerefinallypresentedto
    CountBrockdorff-Rantzauwouldtranscendthescope
    ofthesepages.
    LikeeveryotheractoftheSupreme
    Council,theymaybeviewedfromoneoftwowidely
    sunderedanglesofsurvey-eitherastheexercisebya
    victoriousstateofthepowerderivedfromvictoryover
    thevanquishedenemy,orasoneofthemeasuresbywhich
    thepeaceoftheworldistobeenforcedinthepresentand
    consolidatedinthefuture
    . Andfromneitherpointof
    viewcanitcommandtheapprovalofunbiasedpolitical
    students
    . AtfirsttheGermans,andnottheyalone,
    expectedthattheconditionswouldbebasedonthe
    FourteenPoints,whilemanyoftheAlliestookitfor
    grantedthattheywouldbeinspiredbytheresolveto
    crippleTeutondomforalltime
    . Andforeachofthese
    anticipationsthereweregoodformalgrounds
    .
    Theonlylegitimatemotiveforinterweavingthe
    CovenantwiththeTreatywastomakeofthelatter a sort
    ofcorollaryoftheformerandtomoderatetheinstincts
    ofvengeancebythepromptingsofhigherinterests . On
    thisground,andonlyonthis,didthefriendsoffar-
    rangingreformsupportMr
    . Wilsoninhiscontention
    thatthetwodocumentsshouldberenderedmutually
    interdependent .
    Reparationforthedamagedonein
    violationofinternationallawandsoundguaranties
    455
    THE
    INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    againstitsrecurrenceareoftheessenceofeverypeace
    treatythatfollowsadecisivevictory
    . Butreparationis
    seldomthisandnothingmore
    . Thelowerinstinctsof
    humannature,whendominantastheyareduringa
    bloodywarandinthehourofvictory,generallyout-
    weighconsiderationsnotonlyofright,butalsoofen-
    lightenedegotism,leavingjusticetomergeintoven-
    geance
    . Andthefruitsaretreasuredwrathandasecret
    resolveonthepartofthevanquishedtopayouthis
    victoratthefirstopportunity
    . Thewar-loserofto-day
    aimsatbecomingthewar-winnerofto-morrow
    . And
    thisframeofmindisincompatiblewiththetemperneeded
    foraneraofmoralfellowshipsuchasMr
    . Wilsonwas
    supposedtobeintentonestablishing
    . Consequently,a
    peacetreatyunmodifiedbytheprinciplesunderlyingthe
    Covenantisnecessarilyanegationofthemainpossibilities
    ofasocietyofnationsbaseduponrightandadecisive
    argumentagainstjoiningtogetherthetwoinstruments
    .
    TheotherkindofpeacewhichMr
    . Wilsonwasbelieved
    tohavehadatheartconsistednotmerelyintheliquida-
    tionofthewar,butintheuprootingofitspermanent
    causes,intherenunciationbythevariousnationsof
    sanguinaryconflictsasameansofdeterminingrival
    claims,andinsuchanamicablerearrangementofinter-
    nationalrelationsaswouldkeepsuchdisputesfrom
    growingintodangerousquarrels . Right,orasnearan
    approximationtoitasisattainable,wouldthentakethe
    placeofviolence,wherebymilitaryguarantieswould
    becomenotonlysuperfluous,butindicativeofaspirit
    irreconcilablewiththemainpurposeoftheLeague
    .
    Eachnationwouldbeentitledtoequalopportunitywithin
    thelimitsassignedtoitbynatureandwidenedbyits
    ownmentalandmoralcapacities
    . Thuspermanentlyto
    forbidanumerous,growing,andterritoriallycramped
    nationtopossessoverseascoloniesforitssuperfluous
    456
    THE
    TREATY WITH
    GERMANY
    populationwhileoverburdeningotherswithpossessions
    whichtheyareunabletoutilize,wouldconstitutea
    negationofoneofthebasicprinciplesofthenewordering
    .
    Thosewerethegroundswhichseemedtowarrantthe
    beliefthattheTreatywouldbenotonlyformally,but
    substantiallyandinitsspiritanintegral,partofthe
    generalsettlementbasedontheFourteenPoints
    .
    Thisanticipationturnedouttobeadelusion
    . Wil-
    sonianismprovedtobeaverydifferentsystemfromthat
    oftheFourteenPoints,anditsauthorplayedthepartnot
    onlyofaninterpreterofhistenets,butalsoofasort
    ofpoliticalpopealonecompetenttoannultheforceof
    lawsbindingonallthosewhomheshouldrefusetodispense
    fromtheirobservance
    . Hehadtodowithpatriotic
    politicianspermeatedwiththeoldideas,desirousofpro-
    vidinginthepeacetermsforthenextwarandstriving
    tosecurethemaximumofadvantageoverthefoepre-
    sumptive,bydismemberinghisterritory,deprivinghim
    ofcolonies,makinghimdependentonothersforhis
    suppliesofrawstuffs,andartificiallycheckinghisnatural
    growth
    . Nearlyallofthemhadprinciplestoinvoke
    in
    favoroftheirclaimsandsomehadnothingelse
    . And
    itwasthesetendencieswhichMr
    . Wilsonsoughtto
    combinewiththeethicalidealstobeincarnatedinthe
    SocietyofNations .
    Nowthiswasanimpossiblesyn-
    thesis
    . Thespiritofvindictiveness
    forthatwaswell
    representedattheConference-wastomergeandlose
    itselfinanoutflowofmagnanimity
    ;precautionsagainsta
    hatedenemyweretobeinterwovenwithimplicitcon-
    fidenceinhisgenerosity ;amilitaryoccupationwould
    provideagainstasuddenonslaught,whileanapproach
    todisarmamentwouldbearwitnesstotheabsenceof
    suspicion . ThusPolandwoulddischargethefunctionof
    France'sallyagainsttheTeutonsintheeast,buther
    frontiersweretoleaveherinefficientlyprotectedagainst
    457
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    theirfutureattacksfromthewest
    . Germanywasdis-
    membered,yetshewascreditedwithself-disciplineand
    generosityenoughtosteelheragainstthetemptationto
    profitbytheopportunityofjoiningtogetheragainwhat
    Francehaddissevered . TheLeagueofNationswasto
    bebaseduponmutualconfidenceandgoodfellowship,
    yetoneofitsmostpowerfulfuturememberswassodis-
    trustedastobedeclaredpermanentlyunworthytopossess
    anyoverseascolonies . Germany'sterritoryintheSaar
    ValleyisadmittedlyinhabitedbyGermans,yetfor
    fifteenyearsthereistobeaforeignadministrationthere,
    andattheendofitthepeoplearetobeaskedwhether
    theywouldliketocutthebondsthatlinkthemwiththeir
    ownstateandplacethemselvesunderFrenchsway,so
    thatapremiumisofferedforFrenchimmigrationinto
    theSaarValley.
    Thoseareafewoftheconsequencesofthemixture
    ofthetwoirreconcilableprinciples .
    ThatGermanyrichlydeservedherpunishmentcannot
    begainsaid . Hercrimewaswithoutprecedent . Some
    ofitsmostsinisterconsequencesareirremediable . Whole
    sectionsofherpeoplearestillunconsciousnotonlyof
    themagnitude,butofthecriminalcharacter,oftheirmis-
    deeds . Nonethelessthereisafuturetobeprovided
    for,andoneofthesafestprovisionsistoinfluencethe
    potentialenemy'swillforevilifhispowercannotbe
    paralyzed .
    AndthistheTreatyfailedtodo
    .
    TheGermans,whentheylearnedtheconditions,dis-
    cussedthemangrily,andthekeynotewasrefusalto
    sign
    thedocument. Thefinancialclauseswerestigmatized
    as maskedslavery. Thepressurgedthatduringthe
    warlessthanone-tenthofFrance'sterritoryhadbeen
    occupiedbytheircountrymenandthatevenofthisonly
    afragmentwasinthezoneofcombat . Theentirewealth
    ofFrance,theyalleged,hadbeenestimatedbeforethewar
    458
    THE TREATY WITH GERMANY
    atfromthreehundredandfiftymilliardtofourhundred
    milliardfrancs,consequentlyforthedevastatedprovinces
    hardlymorethanone-twentiethofthatsumcouldfairly
    bedemandedasreparation,whereastheclaimsetforth
    wasincomparablymore . Theyobjectedtothelossof
    theircoloniesbecausethejustificationalleged-thatthey
    weredisqualifiedtoadministerthembecauseoftheir
    formercrueltiestowardthenatives-wasgroundless,
    astheAlliesthemselveshadadmittedimplicitlyby
    offeringthemtherightofpre-emptioninthecase
    of
    the
    Portugueseandotheroverseaspossessionson-thevery
    eveofthewar.
    Butthemosttellingobjectionsturnedupontheclauses
    thatdealtwiththeSaarValley . Itspopulationisentirely
    German,yetthetreaty-makersprovidedforitsoccupa-
    tionbytheFrenchforatermoffifteenyearsandits
    transferencetothemif,afterthatterm,theGerman
    governmentwasunabletopayacertainsumingold
    forthecoalminesitcontained . Ifthatsumwerenot
    forthcomingthepopulationandthedistrictweretobe
    handedovertoFranceforalltime,eventhoughthe
    formershouldvoteunanimouslyforreunionwithGer-
    many. CountBrockdorff-Rantzauremarkedin . hisnote
    ontheTreaty"thatinthehistoryofmoderntimesthere
    isnootherexampleofacivilizedPowerobliging a state
    toabandonitspeopletoforeigndominationasanequiv-
    alentforacashpayment . "Oneofthemostinfluential
    pressorganscomplainedthattheTreaty"bartered
    Germanmen,women,andchildrenforcoal ;subjected
    somedistrictswithathoroughlyGermanpopulation
    toanobligatoryplebiscite 1 underinterestedsupervision ;
    ' OneofthethreedistrictsofSchleswig. Acuriousphenomenonwas
    thiszealoftheSupremeCouncilforDenmark'sinterests,ascomparedwith
    Denmark'srefusaltoprofitbyit,thechampionsofself-determination
    urgingtheDanestodemandadistrict,asDanish,whichtheDanesknew
    tobeGerman!
    459
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    severedotherswithoutanyconsultationfromtheFather-
    land ;deliveredovertheproceedsofGermanindustry
    tothegreedofforeigncapitalistsforanindefiniteperiod
    ;
    . . .
    spreadoverthewholecountryanetworkofalien
    commissionstobepaidbytheGermannation
    ;withdrew
    streams,rivers,railways,theairservice,numerous
    industrialestablishments,theentireeconomicsystem,
    fromthesovereigntyoftheGermanstatebymeanseither
    ofinternationalizationorfinancialcontrol
    ;conferredon
    foreigninspectorsrightssuchasonlythesatrapsof
    absolutemonarchsinformerageswereempoweredto
    exercise ;in a
    word,theyputanendtotheexistence
    oftheGermannationassuch .
    Germanywouldbecome
    acolonyofwhiteslaves . . . . " 1
    FortunatelyfortheAllies,thereproachofexchanging
    humanbeingsforcoalwasseenbytheirleaderstobeso
    damagingthattheymodifiedtheodiousclausethat
    warrantedit . Eventhecommentsofthefriendlyneutral
    presswereextremelypungent .
    Theyfoundfaultwith
    theTreatyongroundswhich,unhappily,cannotberea-
    sonedaway. "Whydissimulateit?"writestheforemost
    ofthesejournals ;"thispeaceisnotwhatwewereledto
    expect
    . Itdislodgestheolddangers,butcreatesnew
    ones .
    AlsaceandLorraineare,itistrue,nolongerin
    Germanhands,but .
    . . irredentismhasonlychanged
    itscamp .
    In1914Germanyputherfaithinforcebecause
    sheherselfwieldedit
    . Butcrusheddownunderapeace
    whichappearstoviolatethepromisesmadetoher,a
    peacewhichinherheartofheartsshewillneveraccept,
    shewillturntowardforceanew
    . Itwillstandoutasthe
    greatmisfortuneofthisTreatythatithastaintedthe
    victorywithamoralblightandcausedthecourseofthe
    Germanrevolutiontoswerve
    . . . . Thefundamental
    erroroftheinstrumentliesinthecircumstancethatit
    1 DasBerlinerTageblatt, June4,1919-
    46o
    THE TREATY
    WITH GERMANY.
    is a compromise between two incompatible frames of
    mind . It was feasible to restore peace to Europe by
    pulling down Germanydefinitely. But
    in
    order to
    accomplishthisitwouldhavebeennecessarytocrush
    apeopleofseventymillionsandtoincapacitatethem
    fromrisingtotheirfeetagain . Peacecouldalsohave
    beensecuredbythesoleforceofright . Butinthiscase
    Germanywouldhavehadtobetreatedsoconsiderately
    astoleavehernogrievancetobroodover . M. Clemen-
    ceauhinderedMr . Wilsonfromdisplayingsufficient
    generositytogetthemoralpeace,andMr . Wilsononhis
    sidepreventedM. Clemenceaufromexercisingseverity
    enoughtosecurethematerialpeace . Andsotheresult,
    whichitwaseasytoforesee,isaregimedevoidofthe
    realguarantiesofdurability
    . " 1
    ThejudgeoftheFrenchsyndicalistswasstillmore
    severe
    .
    "TheVersaillespeace,"exclaimedM. Verfeuil,
    "isworsethanthepeaceofBrest-Litovsk
    . . .
    annexa-
    tions,economicservitudes,overwhelmingindemnities,
    andacaricatureoftheSocietyofNations-thesecon-
    stitutethebalanceofthenewpolicy . "
    2
    TheDeputy
    MarcelCachinsaid :"TheAlliedarmiesfoughttomake
    thiswarthelast . Theyfoughtforajustandlasting
    peace,butnoneoftheseboonshasbeenbestowedonus .
    Weareconfrontedwiththefailureofthepolicyofthe
    onemaninwhomourpartyhadputitsconfidence-
    PresidentWilson . Thepeaceconditions . . . areinac-
    ceptablefromvariouspointsofview,financial,territorial,
    economic,social,andhuman . "a
    ItisinthisTreatyfarmorethanintheCovenantthat
    theprinciplestowhichMr. Wilsonatfirstcommitted
    himselfareindecisiveissue . True,hewaswontafter
    everysurrenderhemadeduringtheConferencetoinvoke
    1 LeJournaldeGenbve,June 24, 1919.
    sCf. L'EchodeParis,May 12, 1919.

    s
    Ibidem .
    461
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    theCovenantanditsconcreterealization-theLeague
    ofNations-asthecorrectivewhichwouldseteverything
    rightinthefuture . Butthefactcanhardlybeblinked
    thatitistheTreatyanditseffectsthatimpresstheir
    characterontheCovenantandnottheotherwayround
    .
    AsaneminentSwissprofessorobserved
    :"Noleague
    ofnationswouldhavehinderedtheBelgianpeoplein
    1830fromseparatingfromHolland. Canthefuture
    LeagueofNationshinderGermanyfromreconstituting
    itsgeographicalunity?CanithindertheGermansof
    BohemiafromsmitingtheCzech?Canitpreventthe
    Magyars,whoatpresentarescattered,fromworking
    fortheirreunion? " I
    Thesepotentialdisturbancesaresomanydangersto
    France. ForifwarshouldbreakoutineasternEurope,
    isittobesupposedthattheUnitedStates,theBritish
    colonies,orevenBritainherselfwillsendtroopstotake
    partinit?Hardly . Suppose,forinstance,thatthe
    Austrians,whoardentlydesiretobemergedinGermany,
    proclaimtheirunionwithher,asIamconvincedthey
    willoneday,doesanystatesmanbelievethatdemocratic
    Americawilldespatchtroopstocoercethemback?Ifthe
    GermansofBohemiasecedefromtheCzechoslovaks
    ortheCroatsfromtheSerbs,willBritisharmiescross
    theseatoupholdtheunionwhichthosepeoplesrepudiate?
    AndinthenameofwhichoftheFourteenPointswould
    theyundertakethetask?Thatofself-determination?
    France'sinterests,andhersalone,wouldbeaffectedby
    suchchanges. AndFrancewouldbelefttofightsingle-
    handed
    . Forwhat?
    Itisinterestingtonotehowtheconditionsimposed
    uponGermanywereappreciatedbyaninfluentialbody
    ofMr . Wilson'sAmericanpartizanswhohadpinnedtheir
    1
    Inamonographentitled PlusJamais.
    462
    THE TREATY WITH GERMANY
    faith tohisFourteenPoints
    . Theirviewisexpressed
    bytheirpressorganasfollows : I
    "FranceremainsthestrongestPowerontheContinent
    .
    WithhermilitaryestablishmentintactshefacesaGer-
    manywithoutageneralstaff,withoutconscription,with-
    outuniversalmilitarytraining,withastrictlylimited
    amountoflightartillery,withnoairservice,nofleet,
    withnodomesticbasisinrawmaterialsforarmament
    manufacture,withherwholewesternborderfiftykilo-
    meterseastoftheRhinedemilitarized . Ontopofthis
    Francehasasystemofmilitaryallianceswiththenew
    statesthattouchGermany.
    Ontopofthisshesecured
    permanentrepresentationintheCounciloftheLeague,
    fromwhichGermanyisexcluded
    . Ontopofthateco-
    nomictermswhich,whiletheycannotbefulfilled,do
    crippletheindustriallifeofherneighbor . Withsucha
    balanceofforcesFrancedemandsforherselfaformof
    protectionwhichneitherBelgium,norPoland,nor
    Czechoslovakia,norItalyisgranted . "
    1 Cf . TheNewRepublic,August13,1919,P
    . 43 .
    XV
    THE TREATY
    WITH
    BULGARIA
    A
    MONGallthestrangeproductsofthemany-sided
    outburstsoftheleadingdelegates'reconstructive
    activity,theTreatywithBulgariastandsoutinbold
    relief. Itrevealsthehigh-watermarkreachedbythose
    secret,elusive,anddecisiveinfluenceswhichswayedso
    manyofthemysteriousdecisionsadoptedbytheCon-
    ference . AsBulgariadisposedofanabundantsource
    ofthoseinfluences,herchastisementpartakesofsome
    ofthecharacteristicsofareward . Notonlydidshenot
    fareasthetreacherousenemythatsheshowedherself,
    butsheemergedfromtheordealmuchbetteroffthan
    severalofthevictoriousstates . UnlikeSerbia,Rumania,
    France,andBelgium,sheescapedthehorrorsofaforeign
    invasionandshepossessedandfructifiedallherresources
    downtothedaywhenthearmisticewasconcluded .
    Herpeasantpopulationmadehugeprofitsduringthe
    campaignandherarmiesdespoiledSerbia,Rumania,
    andGreekMacedoniaandsenthomeenormousbooty .
    Inaword,sheisricherandmoreprosperousthanbefore
    sheenteredthearenaagainstherprotectorsandformer
    allies.
    For,owingtotheintercessionofherpowerfulfriends,
    shewastreatedwithadegreeofindulgencewhich,
    althoughexpectedbyallwhowereinitiatedintothe
    secretsof"opendiplomacy,"
    scandalized
    thosewhowere
    anxiousthatatleastsomesimulacrumofjusticeshould
    464
    THE TREATY WITH BULGARIA
    be maintained. Germany was forced to sign a blank
    checkwhichherenemieswillonedayfillin . Austriawas
    reducedtothestatusofaparasitelivingonthebountyof
    theGreatPowersanddeniedtherightofself-determina-
    tion . EvenFrance,exhaustedbyfiveyears'superhuman
    efforts,beholdswithalarmherfinancialfutureentirely
    dependentupontheabilityorinabilityofGermanyto
    paythedamagestowhichshewascondemned .
    ButthePrussiaoftheBalkans,owingtotheintercession
    ofinfluentialanonymousfriends,hadnosuchconse-
    quencestodeplore . Althoughshecontractedheavydebts
    towardGermany,shewasrelievedoftheefforttopay
    them. Herfinancialobligationswerefirsttransferred 1
    totheAlliesandthenmagnanimouslywipedoutbythese,
    whothenlimitedallherliabilitiesforreparationstotwo
    andaquartermilliardfrancs . AnInter-Alliedcommission
    inSofiaistofindandreturntheloottoitslawfulowners,
    butitistochargenoindemnityforthedamagedone .
    Norwillitcontainrepresentativesofthestateswhose
    propertytheBulgarsabstracted . Serbiaisallowed
    neitherindemnitynorreparation . Sheistoreceivea
    sharewhichtheTreatyneglectedtofixofthetwoanda
    quartermilliardfrancsonadatewhichhasalsobeen
    leftundetermined . Sheisnoteventogetbackthe
    herdsofcattleofwhichtheBul ggarsrobbedher . The
    lawgiversinParisconsideredthatjusticewouldbemet
    byobligingtheBulgarstorestore 28,ooo headofcattle
    inlieuofthe 3,200,000 drivenoff,sothateveniftheill-
    starredSerbsshouldidentify,say,onemillionmore,they
    wouldhavenorighttoenforcetheirclaim .
    NoristhattheonlydisconcertingdetailintheTreaty .
    TheSupremeCouncil,whichsanctionedthemilitaryoc-
    ' InJune,1919
    .
    2 Thecommentsontheseterms,publishedbyM. Gauvaininthe Journal
    desD6bats (September 20, i9i9),arewellworthreading .
    465
    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    cupationofapartofGermanyasaguarantyfortheful-
    filmentofthepeaceconditions,dispensesBulgariafrom
    anysuchirksomeconditions .
    Bulgaria'sgoodfaithap-
    pearedsufficienttothepoliticianswhodraftedtheinstru-
    ment
    . "Forreasonswhichonehardlydarestouch
    upon,"writesaneminentFrenchpublicist,'"severalof
    thePowersthatconstitutethefamousworldareopagus
    countonthefutureco-operationofBulgaria
    . Weshrink
    indismayfromtheperspectivethusopenedtoourgaze . " 2
    Theterritorialchangeswhichthe
    Prussiaofthe
    Balkanswascondemnedtoundergoareneithervery
    considerable_norunjust .
    RumaniareceivesnoBul-
    garianterritory,thefrontiersof1913remainingunal-
    tered
    . Serbianetssomeongroundswhichcannotbe
    calledinquestion,andalargepartofThracewhichis
    in-
    habited,notbyBulgars,butmainlybyGreeksandTurks,
    wastakenfromBulgaria,butallottedtonostateinpar-
    ticular . TheupshotoftheTreaty,asitappearedto
    mostoftheleadingpublicistsontheContinentofEurope,
    wastoleaveBulgaria,whosecrueltyanddestructiveness
    aredescribedbyofficialandunofficialreportsasunpar-
    alleled,inapositionofeconomicsuperioritytoSerbia,
    Greece,andRumania
    . AndintheInter-Alliedcommis-
    sionBulgariaistohavearepresentative,whileSerbia,
    Greece,andRumania,apartofwhosestolenproperty
    thecommissionhastorecover,willhavenone .
    Acomparisonbetweentheindulgencelavishedupon
    BulgariaandtheseveritydisplayedtowardRumaniais
    calculatedtodisconcertthestanchestfriendsofthe
    SupremeCouncil .
    TheRumaniangovernment,inadig-
    nifiednotetotheConference,explaineditsrefusaltosign'
    theTreatywithAustriabyenumeratingaseriesoffacts
    whichamounttoascathingcondemnationofthework
    ' M. AugusteGauvain .
    2
    LeJournaldesDebcts, September20,1919
    .
    466
    THE TREATY WITH
    BULGARIA
    oftheSupremeCouncil. OntheonehandtheCouncil
    pleadedtheengagementsenteredintobetweenJapanand
    herEuropeanalliesasacogentmotiveforhandingover
    ShantungtoJapan . Fortreatiesmustberespected .
    Andtheargumentissound . Ontheotherhand,they
    wereboundbyasimilartreaty 1 togiveRumaniathe
    wholeBanat,theRumaniandistrictsofHungaryandthe
    BukovinaasfarastheriverPruth . ButattheCon-
    ferencetheyrepudiatedthisengagement . In1916they
    stipulatedthatifRumaniaenteredthewartheywould
    co-operatewithamplemilitaryforces. Theyfailedto
    redeemtheirpromise. Andtheyfurtherundertookthat
    "RumaniashallhavethesamerightsastheAlliesinthe
    peacepreliminariesandnegotiationsandalsoindiscussing
    theissueswhichshallbelaidbeforethePeaceConference
    foritsdecisions . " Yet,aswesaw,shewasdeniedthese
    rights,andherdelegateswerenotinformedofthesub-
    jectsunderdiscussionnorallowedtoseethetermsof
    peace,whichwereinthehandsoftheenemies,andwere
    onlytwiceadmittedtothepresenceoftheSupreme
    Council .
    Ithasbeenobservedinvariouscountriesandbythe
    AlliedandtheneutralpressthatbetweentheGerman
    viewaboutthesacrednessoftreatiesandthatofthe
    SupremeCouncilthereisnosubstantial difference . 2
    Commentsofthisnatureareallthemoredistressingthat
    theycannotbethrustasideascalumnious . Againitwill
    notbedeniedthatRumaniarenderedinestimableser-
    vicestotheAllies . Shesacrificedthreehundredthousand
    ofhersons to theircause. Hersoilwasinvadedandher
    propertystolenorruined . Yetshehasbeendeprived
    ofpartofhersovereigntybytheAlliestowhomshegave
    thishelp . TheSupremeCouncil,not
    , contentwithher
    1 Concludedintheyearx916 .
    2
    Cf . TheDailyMail(Paris edition),September 21, 1919 .
    31

    467
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    lawconferringequalrightsonallhercitizens,towhat-
    everraceorreligiontheymaybelong,orderedherto
    submittothedirectionofaforeignboardineverything
    concerningherminoritiesanddemandedfromhera
    promiseofobedienceinadvancetotheirfuturedecrees
    respectingherpolicyinmattersofinternationaltrade
    andtransit
    . Thesestipulationsconstituteanoteworthy
    curtailmentofhersovereignty
    .
    Thatanysetofpublicmenshouldbecarriedbyex-
    trinsicalmotivesthusfarawayfromjustice,fairplay,
    andgoodfaithwouldbeamisfortuneunderanycir-
    cumstances,butthatataconjuncturelikethepresentit
    shouldbefallthemenwhosetupasthemoralguidesof
    mankindandwieldthepowertoloosenthefabricof
    societyisindeedadiredisaster .
    xv'
    THE COVENANTANDMINORITIES
    I
    N Mr. Wilson's scheme for the establishment ofa
    societyofnationstherewasnothingnewbuthis
    pledgetohaveitrealized . Andthatpledgehasstillto
    beredeemedunderconditionswhichhehimselfhasmade
    muchmoreunfavorablethantheywere . Theideaitself
    -floatinginthepoliticalatmosphereforages-hascome
    toseemlessvagueandunattainablesincethedaysof
    Kant. Theonlyheadsofstateswhohadsetthemselves
    toembodyitininstitutionsbeforePresidentWilsontook
    itupnotonlydisappointedthepeopleswhobelievedin
    them,butdiscreditedtheideaitself .
    Thatamerelymechanicalorganizationsuchasthe
    Americanstatesmanseemstohavehadinmind,formed
    byparliamentarypoliticiansdeliberatinginsecret,could
    bindnationsandpeoplestogetherinmoralfellowship,is
    conceivableintheabstract . Butifweturntothereality,
    weshallfindthatinthatdirectionnothingdurablecan
    beeffectedwithoutaradicalchangeintheideas,aspira-
    tions,andtemperoftheleaderswhospeakforthenations
    to-day,and,indeed,inthoseoflargesectionsofthe
    nationsthemselves . Fortoorganizesocietyonthose
    unfamiliarlinesistomodifysomeofthedeepest-rooted
    instinctsofhumannature. Andthatcannotbeachieved
    overnight,certainlynot in thespanofthirtyminutes,
    whichsufficedforthedraftingofthe''Covenant . The
    bulkofmankindmightnotneedtobeconverted,but
    469
    THE INSIDE
    STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    wholeclassesmustfirstbeeducated,anainsomecoun-
    triesre-educated,whichisperhapsstillmoredifficult .
    Mentalandmoraltrainingmustcomplementandrein-
    forceeachother,andeachpoliticalunitbebroughtto
    realizethattheinterestsofthevastercommunitytake
    precedenceoverthoseofanypartofit . Andtoimpress
    thesenovelviewsuponthepeoplesoftheworldtakes
    time .
    Anindispensableconditionofsuccessisthatthecom-
    pactbindingthememberstogethermustbeenteredinto
    bythepeoples,notmerelybytheirgovernments. For
    itisuponthemassesthattheburdenofthewarlies
    heaviest . Itisthebulkofthepopulationthatsupplies
    thesoldiers,themoney,andtheworkforthebelligerent
    states,andenduresthehardshipsandmakesthesacrifices
    requisitetosustainit . Therefore,thepeoplesarepri-
    marilyinterestedintheabolitionoftheoldorderingand
    theforgingofthenew . Moreover,aslatter-daycam-
    paignsarewagedwithalltheresourcesofthewarring
    peoples,andasthepossessionofcertainoftheseresources
    isoftenboththecauseoftheconflictandtheobjective
    oftheaggressor,itfollowsthatnomerepoliticalenact-
    mentswillmeetcontemporaryrequirements
    . Anasso-
    ciationofnationsrenouncingtheswordasameansof
    settlingdisputesmustalsoreduceasfaraspossiblethe
    surfaceoverwhichfrictionwithitsneighborsislikelyto
    takeplace
    . Andnowadaysmostofthatsurfaceiseco-
    nomic . Thepossessionofrawmaterialsisamorepotent
    attractionthanterritorialaggrandizement . Indeed,the
    latteriscovetedmainlyasameansofsecuringorsafe-
    guardingtheformer . Ontheseandothergrounds,in
    drawingupacharterforasocietyofnations,thepolitical
    aspectshouldplaybutasubsidiarypart
    . InParisit
    wastheonlyaspectthatcountedforanything .
    Aparliamentofpeoples,then,istheonlyorganthatcan
    470
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    impartviabilitytoasocietyofnationsworthyofthe
    name. ByjoiningtheCovenantwiththePeaceTreaty,
    andturningtheformerintoaninstrumentfortheexecu-
    tionofthelatter,thussubordinatingtheidealtotheego-
    tistical,Mr. Wilsondeprivedhisplanofitssolejustifica-
    tion,andforthetimebeingburiedit . Thephilosopher
    Lichtenberg 1 wrote,"Onemanbringsforthathought,
    anotherholdsitoverthebaptismalfont,thethirdbegets
    offspringwithit,thefourthstandsatitsdeathbed,and
    thefifthburiesit . "Mr. Wilsonhasdischargedthefunc-
    tionsofgravediggertotheideaofapacificsocietyof
    nations,justasLeninhasdonetothesystemofMarxism,
    theonlydifferencebeingthatMarxismisasdeadasa
    door-nail,whereasthesocietyofnationsmayriseagain .
    Itwasopen,then,tothethreeprincipaldelegatesto
    insurethepeaceoftheworldbymoralmeansorbyforce .
    Havingeschewedtheformerbyadoptingthedoctrinesof
    Monroe,abandoningthefreedomoftheseas,andby
    accordingtoFrancestrategicfrontiersandotherprivi-
    legesofthemilitaristorder,theymighthaveenlarged
    andsystematizedtheseconcessionstoexpediencyand
    forgedanallianceofthethreestatesoroftwo,andunder-
    takentokeeppeaceontheplanetagainstallmarplots .
    Iwroteatthetime : "Thedelegatesarebecomingcon-
    sciousoftheexistenceofaready-madeleagueofnations
    intheshapeoftheAnglo-Saxonstates,which,together
    withFrance,mighthinderwars,promotegood-fellowship,
    remoldhumandestinies ;andtheyaredelightedthusto
    possesssolidfoundationsonwhichanobleedificecanbe
    raisedinthefullnessoftime . Tribunalswillbecreated,
    withfullpowerstoadjudgedisputes ;facilitieswillbe
    accordedtolitigiousstates,andevenanobligation will
    beimposedtoinvoketheir"arbitration . Andthesum
    1 AcontemporaryofGoethe . HisworkswererepublishedbyHerzog in
    theyear1907 .
    471
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    totalofthesereformswillbeknowntocontemporary
    annalsasaninchoateLeagueofNations
    . Thedelegates
    arealreadymodestlydisavowingtheintentionofrealiz-
    ingtheidealinallitsparts
    . Thatmustbelefttocoming
    generations
    ;butwhatwiththeexhaustionofthepeoples,
    theiraversionfromwarfare,andthematerialobstacles
    totherenewalofhostilitiesinthenearfuture,itiscalcu-
    latedthatthepeacewillnotsoonbeviolated
    . Whether
    moresalientresultswillbeattainedorattemptedbythe
    Conferencenobodycanforetell
    . " 1
    Thisexpedient,evenhaditbeendeliberatelyconceived
    andskilfullywroughtout,wouldnothavebeenan
    adequatesolutionoftheworld'sdifficulties,norwouldit
    havecommendeditselftoallthestatesconcerned
    . But
    itwouldatleasthavebeenatemporarymakeshift
    capableofbeingtransmutedunderfavorablecircum-
    stancesintosomethinglessmaterialandmoredurable
    .
    Buttheamateurworld-reformerscouldnotmakeup
    theirmindstochooseeitheralternative
    . Andtheresult
    isoneofthemostlamentablefailuresrecordedinhuman
    history .
    Iplacedmyownopiniononrecordatthetimeas
    franklyasthecensorshipwhichstillexistedformewould
    permit. Iwrote
    :"Whateverydelegatewithsound
    politicalinstinctwillaskhimselfis,whethertheLeague
    ofNationswilleliminatewarsinfuture,and,ifnot,he
    willfeelconscientiouslyboundtoadoptotherrelatively
    suremeansofprovidingagainstthem,andtheseconsist
    ofalliances,strategicfrontiers,andthepermanentdis-
    ablementofthepotentialenemy
    . Ononeorotherof
    thesealternativelinestheresettlementmustbedevised
    .
    Tocombinethemwouldberuinous . Nowofwhatprac-
    ticaluseisaleagueofnationsdevoidofsupernational
    forcesandfacedbyanumerous,virile,andunitedrace,
    1
    TheDailyTelegraph,January28,1919 .
    472
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    smartingunderasenseofinjustice,thirstingfortheop-
    portunitiesfordevelopmentdeniedtoit,butgrantedto
    nationswhichitdespisesasinferior? Wouldaleague
    ofnationscombinemilitarilyagainstthegradualen-
    croachmentsorsuddenaggressionofthatPoweragainst
    itsweakerneighbors? Nobodyisauthorizedtoanswer
    thisquestionaffirmatively . To-daythePowerscannot
    agreetointerveneagainstBolshevism,whichthey
    deemascourgeoftheworld,norcantheyagreeto
    tolerateit .
    "Inthesecircumstances,whatcompellingmotivescan
    belaidbeforethosedelegateswhoareaskedtodispense
    withstrategicfrontiersandrelyuponaleagueofnations
    fortheirdefense?TakeFrance'soutlook
    . Peaceoncecon-
    cluded,shewillbeconfrontedwithasecularenemywho
    numberssomeseventymillionstoherforty-fivemillions .
    Intenyearsthedisproportionwillbestillgreater . Discon-
    tentedRussiaisalmostcertaintobetakeninhandby
    Germany,befriended,reorganized,exploited,andenlisted
    asan ally. " 1
    Consciousofthesereefsandshoals,theFrenchgovern-
    ment,whichwasatfirstcontemptuousoftheWilsonian
    scheme,discernedtheuseitmightbeputtoasamilitary
    safeguard,andsoughttoconvertitintothat
    . " The
    French,"wroteaFrancophilEnglishjournalpublishedin
    Paris,"wouldliketheLeaguetomaintainwhatmaybe
    calledapermanentmilitarygeneralstaff . Theduties
    ofthisorganizationwouldbetokeepahawklikeeyeon
    themisdemeanors,actualorthreatened,ofanystateor
    groupofstates,andtobeempoweredwithauthorityto
    callintoinstantactionagreatinternationalmilitaryforce
    forthefrustrationorsuppressionofsuchaggression .
    TheFrenchhavefranklyinmindthepossibilitythatan
    unrepentantandunregenerateGermanyisthe
    most
    ' TheDailyTelegraph,January 31,
    1 9 1 9-
    473
    THE INSIDESTORYOF
    THEPEACECONFERENCE
    likelymenacenotonlytothesecurityofFrance,butto
    thepeaceoftheworldingeneral
    . " 1
    Andotherstatescherishedanalogoushopes
    . The
    spiritofrightandjusticewastobeevokedlikethe
    spiritthatservedAladdin,andtobecompelledtoenterthe
    serviceofnationalismandmilitarism,andaccomplish
    thetaskofarmies .
    TheparamountPowersprescribedthesacrificesofsov-
    ereigntywhichmembershipoftheLeaguenecessitated,
    andforthwithdispensedthemselvesfrommakingthem
    .
    TheUnitedStatesgovernmentmaintaineditsMonroe
    DoctrineforAmerica-nay,itwentfartherandidentified
    itsinterestswiththeHaydoctrinefortheFarEast
    . 2
    Itdecidedtoconstructapowerfulnavyforthedefense
    ofthesepoliticalassets,andtogivetheyouthofthe
    countryasemi-militarytraining
    . 3 Defensepresupposes
    attack
    . War,therefore,isnotexcluded-nay,itisad-
    mittedbytheworld-reformers,andpreparationsforitare
    indispensable
    . Equallysoaretheburdensoftaxation .
    Butiflibertyofdefensebeoneoftherightsoftwoorthree
    Powers,bywhatlawisitconfinedtothemanddenied
    totheothers?Whyshouldtheothercommunitiesbe
    constrainedtoremainopentoattack?Sarelythey,too,
    deservetoliveandthrive,andmakethemostoftheir
    opportunities.
    NowifinlieuofamisnamedLeagueof
    NationswehadanAnglo-Saxonboardforthebetter
    governmentoftheworld,theseunequalweightsand
    measureswouldbeintelligibleontheprinciplethatspecial
    1
    TheDailyMail(Paris edition),February13,1919 .
    iState-SecretaryHayaddressedanotetothePowersinSeptember,1899,
    settingforthAmerica'sattitudetowardChina . Itisknownasthedoctrine
    ofthe"opendoor
    . "Inasubsequentnote(July3, 1900) heenlargedits
    scopeandpromulgatedtheintegrityofChina
    . ButRussiaignoreditand
    flewher,flagovertheChinesecustomsinNewchwang
    . ItwasJapanwho,
    onthatoccasion,assertedandenforcedthedoctrinewithoutoutsidehelp .
    I GeneralMarchintimated,whentestifyingbeforetheHouseMilitary
    Committee,thatPresidentWilsonapprovedofuniversaltraining,indorsing
    theWarDepartment'sarmyprogram .
    NewYorkHerald(Paris edition) .
    474
    THE COVENANT AND
    MINORITIES
    obligationsandresponsibilitieswarrantexceptionalrights
    .
    Butnosuchpleacanbeadvancedunderanarrangement
    professingtobeasocietyoffreenations
    . Allthatcan
    withtruthbesaidiswhatM
    . Clemenceautoldthedele-
    gatesofthelesserstatesattheopeningoftheConference-
    thatthethreegreatbelligerentsrepresenttwelvemillion
    soldiersandthattheirsupremeauthorityderivesfrom
    that
    . Theroleoftheotherpeoplesistolistentothe
    behestsoftheirguardians,andtoacceptandexecutethem
    withoutmurmur .
    Mightisstillasourceofright .
    Itisfairtosaythatthedisclosureofthetruebaseof
    thenewordering,asblurtedoutbyM
    . Clemenceauat
    thathistoricmeeting,causedlittlesurpriseamongthe
    initiated .
    Fortherewasnoreasontoassumethathe,or,
    indeed,thebulkofthecontinentalstatesmen,werecon-
    vertstoadoctrineofwhichitsownapostleacceptedonly
    thosefragmentswhichcommendedthemselvestohis
    countryorhisparty
    . HadnottheFrenchPremier
    scoffedattheLeagueinpublicasinprivate?Hadhe
    notsaidintheChamber
    :"Idonotbelievethatthe
    SocietyofNationsconstitutesthenecessaryconclusion
    ofthepresentwar
    . Iwillgiveyouoneofmyreasons .
    Itisthis :
    ifto-morrowyouweretoproposetomethat
    GermanyshouldenterintothissocietyIwouldnot
    consent . " 1
    "Iamcertain,"wroteoneoftheablestandmostardent
    championsoftheLeagueinFrance,Senatord'Estournelles
    deConstant-"Iamcertainthathe[M
    . Clemenceaulmade
    aneffortagainsthimself,againsthisentirepast,against
    hiswholelife,againstallhisconvictions,toservethe
    SocietyofNations
    . AndhisMinisterofForeignAffairs
    followedhim. "2Exactly
    . AndaswithM. Clemenceau,
    soitwaswiththemajorityofEuropeanstatesmen
    ;most
    1 BulletindesDroitsdel'Homme,No
    . zo,May15,1919 .
    Y
    JournalOfficiel,
    November 21, 1917 .
    475
    THE
    INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    ofthemmadestrenuousand,onemayadd,successful
    effortsagainsttheirconvictions
    . Andtheresultwas
    inevitable
    .
    `,`Thegovernments,"wereadintheorganofsyndical-
    ists,whohadsupportedMr
    . Wilsonaslongastheybe-
    lievedhimdeterminedtoredeemhispromises-"the
    governmentshave,acquiescedintheFourteenPoints
    . . . .
    Hypocrisy.
    Eachonecherishedmentalreservations
    .
    Virtuewasexaltedandvicepractised
    . Thepoltroon
    eulogizedheroism
    ;theimperialistlaudedthespiritof
    justice. Forthepastmonthwehavebeenpickingup
    ideasabouttheworthoftheadhesionstotheFourteen
    Points,andneverbeforehasamoresinisteroramore
    odiouscomedybeenplayed
    . Territorialdemandshave
    beenheavedoneupontheother
    ;contemptoftherights
    ofpeoples-theonlyrightthatwecanrecognize-has
    beenexpressedinstrikingterms
    ;thelastrestraintshave
    vanished ;themaskshavefallen . "i
    FromeverycountryinEuropethesamejudgment
    camepitchedinvaryingkeys
    . The'Italianpresscon-
    demnedtheproceedingsoftheConferenceinlanguage
    tothefullasstrongasthatoftheGermanorAustrian
    journals . The Stampa
    affirmedthatthosewho,like
    Bissolati,wereinthebeginningforplacingtheirtrustin
    oneofthetwocoteriesattheConferencewereguiltyofa
    fatalmistake .
    "Themistakelayintheirbeliefinthe
    idealstrivingsofoneoftheparties,andinthehorror
    withwhichthecupidityoftheotherswascontemplated,
    whereasbothofthemwerefightingfor
    . . . theirinter-
    ests . . . . InverityFrancewasnolessmilitaristor
    absolutistthanGermany,norwasEnglandlessavidthan
    either
    . Andtheproofisenshrinedinthepeacetreaties
    whichhavemaskedtheresultsoftheirrespectivevic-
    tories .
    VersaillesisaBrest-Litovsk,
    aggravatedinthe
    ' LePopulaire,Februaryio,i9i9
    .
    476
    THE
    COVENANTANDMINORITIES
    sameproportionasthevictoryoftheEntenteoverGer-
    many,ismorecompletethanwasthatofGermanyover
    Russia . Cupiditydoesnotalteritscharacter,evenwhen
    itseekstoconcealitselfunderaPhrugiancapratherthan
    wearahelmet . " 1
    M
    . Clemenceau'sopeningutteranceaboutthetwelve
    millionmen,andtheunlimitedrightwhichsuchformi-
    dablearmiesconferontheirpossessorstositinjudgment
    onthetribesandpeoplesoftheplanet,wasthetrue
    keynotetotheConference . Afterthattheleadingstates-
    mentrimmedtheirship,touchedtherudder,andsailed
    towarddownrightabsolutism.
    Theeffectofsuchutterancesandactsonthemindsof
    thepeoplesaredistinctlymischievous
    . Fortheytend
    toobliteratethesenseofpublicright,whichisthemain
    foundationofinternationalintercourseamongprogressive
    nations .
    Andalreadyithadbeenshakenandweakenedbythe
    campaignsofthepastfiftyyears,andinparticularbythe
    lastwar
    . Intherelationsofnationtonationtherewere
    certainprinciples-derivativesofethicsdilutedwith
    maximsofexpediency-whichkeptthevariousgovern-
    mentsfromtooflagrantbreachesoffaith. Thesechecks
    weretheonlysubstituteformoralityinpolitics. Their
    highestpowerwasconnotedbythewordEuropeanism,
    whichstoodforasupposedfeelingofsolidarityamong all
    thepeoplesoftheoldContinent,andforacertainrespect
    forthetreatiesonwhichthestate-systemreposed . But
    itexistedmainlyamongdefeatednationswhenappre-
    hensiveofbeingisolatedorchastisedbytheirvictors
    .
    Nonetheless,theideamarkedacertainadvancetoward
    anethicalbondofunion .
    Nowthisembryonicsense,togetherwithrespectfor
    thebindingforceofanation'splightedtroth,werenum-
    'LaStampa, June 11, 1919. Cf. L'Humanit6, June 13, 1919.
    477
    THE
    INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    beredbythedemoralizinginfluenceofthewarsofthelast
    fiftyyears .
    Andoneofthefirstandperemptoryneeds
    oftheworldwastheirrestoration . Thiscouldbeef-
    fectedonlybybringingthepeoples,notmerelyofEu-
    rope,butoftheworld,morecloselytogether,byen-
    graftingonthemafeelingofclosesolidarity,andimpress-
    ingthemwiththenecessityofmakingcommoncausein
    theonestruggleworththeirwhilewaging-resistanceto
    theforcesthatmilitateagainsthumanwelfare and
    progress . Thefeelingwaswidespreadthatthewayto
    effectthiswasbysomeformofinternationalism,bythe
    broadening,deepening,andquickeningallthatwasim-
    pliedbyEuropeanism,byco-ordinatingthecollective
    energiesofallprogressivepeoples,andcausingthemto
    convergetowardacommonandworthygoal . Forthe
    workingclassesthisconceptioninarestrictedformhad
    longpossessedacommandingattraction. Whatthey
    aimedat,however,wasnomorethanthecatholicityof
    labor . Theyfanciedthatafterthepassageofthetidal
    waveofdestructivenessthegroundwasclearedofmost
    oftheobstacleswhichhadencumberedit,andthatthe
    forwardadvancemightbeginforthwith
    .
    Whattheyfailedtotakesufficientlyintoaccountwas
    the vis inertice, thesurvivaloftheoldspirit among the
    rulingorderswhosememberscontinuedtoliveandmove
    intheatmosphereofuseandwont,andthespiritofhate
    andbitternessinfusedintoallthepoliticalclasses,to
    dispelwhichwasahercul . eantask . Itwasexclusively
    totheleadersofthoseclassesthatMr
    . Wilsonconfided
    therealizationoftheabstractideaofasocietyofnations,
    whichhemayatfirsthavepicturedtohimselfasavast
    familyconsciousofcommoninterests,bentonmoraland
    materialself-betterment,andwillingtoeschewsuch
    partialadvantagesasmighthinderorretardthegeneral
    progress . But,judgingbyhisattitudeandhisaction,
    478
    THE COVENANT AND
    MINORITIES
    hehadnorealacquaintancewiththematerialsoutof
    whichitmustbefashioned,nonotionofthedifficulties
    tobemet,andnostayingpowertoencounterandsur-
    mountthem
    . Andhisfirstmoveentailedthefailureof
    thescheme .
    Asamatteroffact,Mr . WilsoncametotheConference
    withahome-madecharterfortheSocietyofNations,
    which,accordingtotheevidenceofMr . Lansing,"was
    neverpressed . "TheStateSecretaryaddedthat"the
    presentleagueCovenantissuperiortotheAmerican
    plan . "AndasfortheFourteenPoints,"Theywerenot
    evendiscussedattheConference . " '
    Suspectingasmuch,
    Iwroteatthetime :
    s
    "ThePresidenthaspinnedhimself
    downtonoconcreteschemewhatever
    . Hismethodis
    electic,choosingwhatishelpfulandbeneficentinthe
    projectsofothers,andendeavoringtoobtainfromthe
    dissentientsarenunciationofideasbelongingtotheold
    nationalcurrentsandadherencetothedoctrineshedeems
    salutary.
    Itis,however,alreadyclearthatthehighest
    idealnowattainableisnotaleagueofnationsasthe
    massesunderstandit,whichwillabolishwarsandlike-
    wiseputanendtothecostlypreparationsforthem,but
    onlyacoalitionofvictoriousnations,whichmayhope,
    bydintofeconomicinducementsanddeterrents,todraw
    theenemypeoplesintoitscampinthenottoodistant
    future . Thisresultwouldfallveryshortoftheexpecta-
    tionsarousedbythefar-resonantpromisesmadeatthe
    outset ;butevenit
    will beunattainablewithoutan
    internationalcompactbindingallthemembersofthe
    coalitiontomakewarsimultaneouslyuponthenation
    orgroupofnationswhichventurestobreakthepeace
    .
    Iamdisposedtobelievethatnothinglessthansuchan
    expresscovenantwillberegardedbythecontinental
    1 Cf
    . TheChicagoTribune(Paris edition),August27,1919
    .
    sInTheDailyTelegraph, February8,i9i9 .
    4 7 9
    THE INSIDE
    STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    PowersoftheEntenteasanadequatesubstitutefor
    certainterritorialreadjustmentswhichtheyotherwise
    consideressentialtosecurethem
    . fromsuddenattack .
    "Whethersuchaconditionwouldprevent
    . future
    warsisaquestionthatonlyexperiencecananswer
    .
    Personally,Iamprofoundlyconvinced,withMr
    . Taft,
    thatagenuineleagueofnationsmusthaveteethinthe
    guiseofsupernational,notinternational,
    forces.
    In
    theseremarksImakeabstractionfromthelargerquestion
    whichwhollyabsorbsthis-namely,whetherthemasses
    forwhosebehoofthelavishexpenditureoftime,energy,
    andingenuityisundertaken,willacceptacoalitionof
    victoriousgovernmentsagainstunregeneratepeoplesasa
    substitutefortheSocietyofNationsasatfirstconceived
    . "
    ThesupposedobjectoftheLeaguewasthesubstitution
    ofrightforforce,bydebarringeachindividualstatefrom
    employingviolenceagainstanyoftheothers,andbythe
    useofarbitrationasameansofsettlingdisputes
    . This
    entailsthesuppressionoftherighttodeclarewarandto
    prepareforit,and,asacorollary,asystemofdeterrents
    tohinder,andofpenaltiestopunishrebelliononthepart
    ofacommunity .
    Thatinthosecaseswherethelawis
    setatnaughtefficaciousmeansshouldbeavailableto
    enforceitwillhardlybedenied
    ;butwhethereconomic
    pressurewouldsufficeinallcasesisdoubtful
    . Tomeit
    seemsthatwithoutasupernationalarmy,underthe
    directordersoftheLeague,itmightunderconceivable
    circumstancesbecomeimpossibletoupholdthedecisions
    ofthetribunal,andthat,ontheotherhand,thecoexist-
    enceofsuchamilitaryforcewithnationalarmaments
    wouldcondemntheundertakingtofailure
    .
    AnanalysisoftheCovenantliesbeyondthelimitsof
    my
    task,butitmaynotbeamisstopointoutafewofits
    inherentdefects .
    Oneoftheprincipalorgansofthe
    LeaguewillbetheAssemblyandtheCouncil
    . The
    480
    THECOVENANT
    AND MINORITIES
    former,averynumerousandmainlypoliticalbody,will
    necessarilybeoutoftouchwiththepeoples,theirneeds
    andtheiraspirations
    . Itwillmeetatmostthreeor
    fourtimesayear
    . Anditsmembersalonewillbeinvested
    withallthepower,whichtheywillbecharyofdelegating
    .
    Ontheotherhand,theCouncil,consistingatfirstofnine
    members,willmeetatleastonceayear
    . Themembers
    ofbothbodieswillpresumablybeappointedbythe
    governments,'whowillcertainlynotrenouncetheir
    sovereigntyinamatterthatconcernsthemsoclosely
    .
    Suchasystemmaybewiseandconducivetothehighest
    aims,butitcanhardlybetermeddemocratic
    . The
    militaryPowerswhocommandtwelvemillionsoldierswill
    possessamajorityintheCouncil . 2
    TheSecretariatalone
    willbepermanent,andwillnaturallybeappointedby
    theGreatPowers .
    Insteadofabolishingwar,theConferencedescribed
    itsabolitionasbeyondthepowerofmantocompass
    .
    Disarmament,whichwastohavebeenoneofitsmain
    achievements,iseliminatedfromtheCovenant
    . Asthe
    warthatwastohavebeenthelastwilladmittedlybe
    followedbyothers,thedelegatesoftheGreatPowers
    workedconscientiously,asbehoovedpatrioticstatesmen,
    toobtaininadvanceallpossibleadvantagesfortheir
    respectivecountriesbywayofpreparingforit
    . The
    neworder,whichintheoryreposesuponright,justice,
    andmoralfellowship,inrealitydependsuponpowerful
    armiesandnavies
    . Francemustremainunderarms,
    seeingthatshehastokeepwatchontheRhine
    . Britain
    andtheUnitedStatesaretogoonbuildingwarshipsand
    aircraft,besidestrainingtheiryouthforthecoming
    Armageddon . ThearticleoftheCovenantwhichlays
    itdownthat"themembersoftheLeaguerecognizethat
    1
    TheCovenantleavesthemodeofrecruitingthemundetermined
    .
    =ArticleIV.
    48 1
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    themaintenanceofpeacerequiresthereductionof
    nationalarmamentstothelowestpointconsistentwith
    nationalsafety,
    i
    is,touseaRussiansimile,written
    onwaterwithafork. Britain,France,andtheUnited
    Statesarealreadyagreedthattheywillcombinetorepel
    unprovokedaggression
    on thepartofGermany . That
    evidentlysignifiesthattheywillholdthemselvesinreadi-
    nesstofight,andwillthereforemakeduepreparation .
    Thisarrangementisasubstituteforasupernationalarmy,
    asthoughpreventionwerenotbetterthancure ;that
    itwillproveefficaciousinthelongrunveryfewbelieve .
    Oneclear-visionedFrenchmanwrites : "Theinefficacy
    oftheorganizationaimedatbytheConferenceconstrains
    Francetoliveincontinualandincreasinginsecurity,
    owingtothefallingoffofherpopulation . "
    2
    Headds :
    "Itfollowsfromthisabortiveexpedient-ifitisto
    remaindefinitive-thateachmember-statemustprotect
    itself,-orcometotermswiththemorepowerfulones,as
    inthepast. Consequentlyweareinpresenceofthe
    maintenanceofmilitarismandtheregimeofarmaments . " 1
    Thiswritergoesfartherandaccuses Mr . Wilsonofhaving
    playedintothehandsofBritain . "PresidentWilson,"
    heaffirms,"hasmoreorlesssacrificedtotheEnglish
    governmentthesocietyofnationsandthequestion
    ofarmaments,thatofthecoloniesandthatofthefree-
    domofthe seas . . . . " 4 This,however,isanover-state-
    ment
    . ItwasnotforthesakeofBritainthattheAmeri-
    canstatesmangaveupsomuch ;itwasforthesakeof
    savingsomethingoftheCovenant . Itwasinthespirit
    ofSirBoyleRoche,whoseattachmenttotheBritish
    Constitutionwassuchthat,tosaveapartofit,hewas
    willing tosacrificethewhole.
    iArticleVIII.
    2M. d'EstournellesdeConstant, BulletindesDroiisdel'Homme,May
    15,
    1919,
    P• 450
    .
    4 Ibid. ,P
    • 457 .
    48 2
    THE COVENANT
    AND MINORITIES
    Thearbitrationofdisputesisprovidedforby
    one of the
    articlesoftheCovenant
    ;'butthepartiesmaygotowar
    threemonthslaterwithaclearconscienceandanappeal
    toright,justice,self-determination,andtheusualab-
    stractnouns .
    Inaword,thedirectorsoftheConferencedisciplined
    theirpoliticalintelligenceonlinesofself-hypnotization,
    alongwhichcommonsensefindsitimpossibletofollow
    them
    . Therewerealsoamongthedelegatesmenwho
    thoughtandspokeintermsofreasonandlogic,buttheir
    voicesevokednoecho
    . Oneofthemsummed
    up his
    criticismsomewhatasfollows
    "Duringthewarourprofessionsofdemocraticprin-
    cipleswerefarresonantandemphatic
    . Wewerefighting
    forthenationsoftheworld,especiallyforthosewhocould
    notsuccessfullyfightforthemselves
    . Allthepeoples,
    greatandsmall,wereexhortedtomakethemostpainful
    sacrificestoenabletheirrespectivegovernmentstocon-
    quertheenemy
    . Victoryunexpectedlysmiledonus,
    andthepeoplesaskedthatthosepromisesshouldbemade
    good
    . Naturally,expectationsranhigh . Whathashap-
    pened
    ?Thegovernmentsnowanswerineffect
    :`Wewill
    promoteyourinterests,butwithout,yourco-operationor
    assent
    . Wewillmakethenecessaryarrangementsin
    secretbehindcloseddoors . Themachinerywearede-
    visingwillbeastatemachinery,notapopularone
    . All
    thatweaskofyouisimplicittrust
    . Youcomplainofour
    actioninthepast . Youhavegoodcause
    . Yousaythat
    thesamemenareabouttodetermineyourfuture. Again
    youareright
    . Butwhenyouaffirmthatwearesureto
    makethelikemistakes,youarewrong,andweaskyouto
    takeourwordforit
    . Youcomplainthatwearepoliti-
    cianswhofeeltheweightofcertaincommitmentsandthe
    fetters ofobsoletetraditionsfromwhichwecannotfree
    1 ArticleXII.
    s•z

    483
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    ourselves ; that we aremainlyconcernedtoprotectand
    furthertheinterestsofourrespectivecountries,andthat
    itisinconceivableweshoulddeviseanorganizationwhich
    looksaboveandbeyondthoseinterests . Weask you,
    are youwilling,then,toabandontheheritageofour
    fatherstotheforeigner?'
    "ThatthedowntroddenpeoplesinAustriaandGer-
    manyhavebeenemancipatedisamoraltriumph . But
    whyhasthebeneficentprinciplethatissaidtohavein-
    spiredthedeedbeenrestrictedinitsapplication?Why
    has
    theexperimentbeentriedonlyintheenemies'coun-
    tries?Orarethingsquiteinordereverywhereelse?Is
    there
    no injusticeinotherquartersoftheglobe?Are
    therenocomplaints?Iftherebe,whyaretheyignored?
    Isitbecauseallactsofoppressionaretobeperpetuated
    whichdonottakeplaceintheenemy'sland?What
    aboutIrelandandaboutadozenothercountriesand
    peoples?Aretheyskeletonsnottobetouched?
    "Bydebarringthemassesfromparticipationina
    grandiosescheme,thesuccessofwhichdependsupon
    theirassent,thegovernmentsareindirectlybutsurely
    encouragingsecretcombinedopposition,andinsome
    easesBolshevism . Themassesresentbeingtreatedas
    childrenafterhavingbeenappealedtoasarbitersand
    rescuers . Forfourandahalfyearsitwastheywhobore
    thebruntofthewar,theywhosacrificedtheirsonsand
    theirsubstance . Inthefutureitistheytowhomthestates
    willlook forthefurthersacrificesinbloodandtreasure
    whichwillbenecessaryinthestruggleswhichtheyevi-
    dentlyanticipate . Well,someofthemrefusethesesac-
    rificesinadvance . Theychallengetherightofthegov-
    ernmentstoretainthepowerofmakingwarandpeace .
    Thatpowertheyareworkingtogetintotheirownhands
    andtowieldintheirownway,oratanyratetohavea
    sayinitsexercise . Andinordertosecureit,somesec-
    484
    THECOVENANT AND MINORITIES
    tionsofthepeoplesaremakingcommoncausewiththe
    socialistrevolutionaries,whileothershavegonethelength
    ofBolshevism . Andthatisaseriousdanger . The
    agi-
    tationnowgoingonamongthepeople,therefore,starts
    withagrievance. Themasseshavemanyothergriev-
    ancesbesidestheonejustsketched-thesurvivalsofthe
    feudalage,theprivilegesofclass,theinequalityofoppor-
    tunity. Andthekernelformedbytheseistheelementof
    truthandequitywhichimpartsforcetoallthoseunder-
    groundmovements,andenablesthemtosubsistand ex-
    tend . Errorisneverdangerousbyitself ;itisonlywhen
    ithasanadmixtureoftruththatitbecomespowerfulfor
    evil . Anditseemsathousandpitiesthatthegovern-
    ments,whoseowninterestsareatstake,aswellasthose
    ofthecommunitiestheygovern,shouldgooutoftheir
    waytoprovideanexplosiveelementforBolshevismand
    itsless
    sinister variants. "
    TheLeaguewastreatedasalivingorganismbeforeit
    existed
    . AlltheproblemswhichtheSupremeCouncilors
    foundinsolublewerereservedforitsjudgment . Arduous
    functionswereallottedtoitbeforeithadorganstodis-
    chargethem . Formidabletaskswereimposeduponit
    beforethemeansofachievingthemweredevised . Itis
    aninstitutionsoelusiveandelasticthattheFrenchregard
    itascapableofbeingusedasahandyinstrumentfor
    coercingtheTeutons,who,inturn,lookuponitasa
    meansofrecoveringtheirplaceintheworld ;theJap-
    anesehopeitmaybecomeabridgeleadingtoracial
    equality,andthegovernmentswhichdeviseditarebent
    onemployingitasaleverfortheirownpolitico-economic
    aims,whichtheyidentifywiththeprogressofthehuman
    race
    . Howthepeopleslookuponitthefuture will show.
    OntheMonroeDoctrineinconnectionwiththeLeague
    ofNationsthelesssaidthesoonestmended . Butone
    cannotwellsaylessthanthis :thatanyrealsocietyof
    485
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    peoples suchasMr . Wilsonfirstconceivedandadvocated
    isas incompatiblewith"regionalunderstandingslikethe
    Monroe Doctrine"asarethemaintenanceofnational
    armamentsandthebarteringofpopulations . Itisim-
    materialwhetheroneconcludesthat a SocietyofNations
    isthereforeimpossibleinthepresentconjunctureorthat
    all,thosesurvivalsoftheoldstatesystemareobsolescent
    andshould beabolished. Thetwoareunquestionably
    irreconcilable .
    It would beamistaketoinferfromtheunanimitywith
    which
    Mr. Wilson'sCovenantwasfinallyacceptedthat
    itexpressedthedelegates'genuineconceptionsorsenti-
    ments . Mr . Bullitt,oneoftheexpertadviserstothe
    AmericanPeaceDelegation,testifiedbeforetheSenate
    committeeinWashingtonthatState-SecretaryLansing
    remarkedtohim :"IconsidertheLeagueofNationsat
    presentasentirelyuseless . TheGreatPowershavesim-
    plygoneaheadandarrangedtheworldtosuitthemselves .
    EnglandandFrance, in particular,havegottenoutof
    thetreatyeverythingtheywanted . TheLeagueof
    Nationscandonothingtoalteranyunjustclausesofthe
    TreatyexceptbytheunanimousconsentoftheLeague
    members . TheGreatPowerswillneverconsentto
    changesintheinterestsofweakerpeoples . " 1
    ThisopinionwhichMr . BullittascribedtoMr. Lansing
    was, tomyknowledge,thatofalargenumberoftherepre-
    sentativesofthenationsattheConference. Amongthem
    allIhavemetveryfewwhohadagoodwordtosayof
    thescheme,andofthefewonehadhelpedtoformulateit,
    anotherhadassistedhim . Andtheunfavorablejudg-
    mentsoftheremainderweredeliveredaftertheCovenant
    wassigned .
    Oneofthoseleaders,inconversationwithseveralother
    delegatesandmyself,exclaimedoneday :"TheLeague
    3 Cf . TheNewYorkHerald(Paris
    editiQn),September14,1919,
    480
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    of Nations indeed! Itis
    an absurdity
    .
    Who among
    thinkingmenbelievesinitsreality?"
    "Ido,"answered
    his neighbor
    ;"but,likethedevils,Ibelieveandtremble .
    Iholdthatitisacorrosivepoisonwhichdestroysmuch
    thatisgoodandwillfurthermuchthatisbad . "A
    statesmanwhowasnotadelegatedemurred . "Inmy
    opinion,"hesaid,"itisaresponsetoademandput for-
    wardbythepeoplesoftheglobe,andbecauseofthis
    originsomethinggoodwillultimatelycomeofit . Un-
    questionablyitisverydefective,butintimeitmay be-
    nay,mustbe changedforthebetter . "Thefirstspeaker
    replied :"IfyouimaginethattheLeaguewillhelp
    continentalpeoples,youare,I am convinced,mistaken
    .
    IttooktheUnitedStatesthreeyearstogotothehelpof
    BritainandFrance
    . Howlongdoyousupposeit will
    takeherto
    mobilize anddespatchtroopstosuccorPoland,
    Rumania,orCzechoslovakia?Iamacquainted . with
    Britishcolonialpublicopinionandsentiment-toooften
    misunderstoodbyforeigners-andIcantellyouthatthey
    aremisconstruedbythosewhofancythatthey would
    determineactionofthatkind . IfEnglandtells the
    coloniesthatsheneedstheirhelp,they will come,because
    theirpeoplearefleshofherfleshandbloodofherblood,
    andalsobecausetheydependfortheirdefense upon her
    navy,andifsheweretogoundertheywould go under,
    too . Butthecontinentalnationshavenosuchclaims
    upontheBritishcolonies,whichwouldnotbeina
    hurry
    tomakesacrificesinordertosatisfytheirappetites or
    theirpassions . "
    Thesecondspeakerthensaid :"Itis possible,but
    nowisecertain,thatthefutureLeaguemayhelptosettle
    thesedisputeswhichprofessionaldiplomatists would have
    arranged,andintheoldway,butitwillnotaffect,those
    otherswhicharetherealcausesofwars . Ifanationbe-
    lievesitcanfurtheritsvitalinterestbybre akingthepeace,
    487
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    theLeaguecannotstopit . Howcouldit?Itlacksthe
    means . Therewillbenoarmyready. Itwouldhaveto
    createone . Evennow,whensuchanarmy,powerfuland
    victorious,isinthefield,theLeague-fortheSupreme
    Councilisthatandmore-cannotgetitsordersobeyed .
    Howthenwillitsbehestbetreatedwhenithasnotroops
    at its beckandcall?Itisredrawingthemapofcentral
    andeasternEurope,andisverysatisfiedwithitswork .
    But,asweknow,thepeoplesofthosecountrieslookupon
    itsmapasasheetofpapercoveredwithlinesandblotches
    ofcolortowhichnorealitycorresponds . "
    TheconstitutionoftheLeaguewastermedbyMr .
    WilsonaCovenant,awordredolentofbiblicalandpuri-
    tanicaltimes,whichaccordedwellwiththemotivesthat
    decidedhimtopreferGenevatoBrusselsastheseatof
    theLeague,andtoadoptothermeasuresofasupposed
    politicalcharacter . Thefirstdraftofthisdocumentwas,
    as wesaw,completedintheincrediblyshortspaceofsome
    thirtyhours,soastoenablethePresidenttotakeitwith
    him toWashington
    . AstheEntentophil
    EchodeParis
    remarked,"Byafixeddatethemerchandisehastobe
    consignedonboardthe
    GeorgeWashington . " 1
    ThediscussionsthattookplaceafterthePresident's
    returnfromtheUnitedStateswereanimated,interesting,
    andsymptomatic. InAprilthecommissionhadseveral
    sittings,atwhichvariousamendmentsandalterations
    wereproposed,someofwhichwouldcutdeepintointer-
    nationalrelations,whileotherswereofslightmoment
    andgaverisetoamusingsallies . Onedaytheproposal
    wasmootedthateachmember-stateshouldbefreeto
    secedeongivingtwoyears'notice . M. Larnaude,who
    viewedmembershipassomethingsacramentallyinalien-
    able,seemed
    shcx'ked, asthoughthesuggestionbordered
    onsacrilege,andwonderedhowanygovernmentshould
    ' L'EchodeParis,February17,1919 .
    4$ 8
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES`
    feeltemptedtotakesuchastep . SignorOrlandowasof
    adifferentopinion . "Howeverprecioustheprivilegeof
    membershipmaybe,"hesaid,"itwouldbeacomfort
    alwaystoknowthatyoucoulddivestyourselfofitatwill .
    Iamshutupinmyroomalldayworking . Idonotgo
    intotheopenairanyoftenerthanaprisonermight . But
    IconsolemyselfwiththethoughtthatIcangooutwhen-
    everItakeitintomyhead . AndIamsurea similar
    reflectiononmembershipoftheLeaguewouldbeequally
    soothing. Iaminfavorofthemotion
    . "
    ThecenterofinterestduringthedraftingoftheCove-
    nantlayintheclauseproclaimingtheequalityofreligions,
    whichMr
    . Wilsonwasbentonhavingpassedatallcosts,
    ifnotinoneform,theninanother . Thisisoneexample
    oftheoccasionalvisibilityofthereligiousthreadwhich
    ranthroughagooddeal of hispersonalworkattheCon-
    ference . For itisafactnotyetrealizedevenbythe
    delegatesthemselves-thatdistinctlyreligiousmotives
    inspiredmuchthatwasdonebytheConferenceonwhat
    seemedpoliticalorsocialgrounds . Thestrategyadopted
    bytheeminentAmericanstatesmantohavehisstipula-
    tionacceptedproceededinthiscaseonthelinesofa
    humanitarianresolvetoputanendtosanguinarywars
    ratherthanonthosewhichtheaveragereformer,benton
    culturalprogress,wouldhavetraced . Actualitywasim-
    partedtothissimpleandyetthornytopicbyaconcrete
    proposalwhichthePresidentmadeoneday . Whatheis
    reportedtohavesaidisbrieflythis :"Asthetreatmentof
    religiousconfessionshasbeeninthepast,andmayagain
    inthefuture,be,acauseofsanguinarywars,itseems-de-
    sirablethataclauseshouldbeintroducedintotheCove-
    nantestablishingabsolutelibertyforcreedsandcon-
    fessions . " "Onwhat,Mr . President,"askedthefirst
    Polishdelegate,"doyoufoundyourassertionthatwars
    arestillbroughtaboutbythe differential treatment
    489
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    metedouttoreligions? Doescontemporaryhistorybear
    outthisstatement? And,ifnot,whatlikelihoodisthere
    thatreligiousinequalitywillprecipitatesanguinarycon-
    flictsinthefuture?" TothispointedquestionMr. Wil-
    sonissaidtohavemadethecharacteristicreplythathe
    considereditexpedienttoassumethisnexusbetween
    religiousinequalityandwarasthesafestwayofbringing
    thematterforward . Ifheweretoproceedonanyother
    lines,headded,therewouldbetruthandforceinthe
    objectionwhichwoulddoubtlessberaised,thattheCon-
    ferencewasintrudinguponthedomesticaffairsofsover-
    eignstates . Asthatchargewoulddamagethecause,it
    mustberebuttedinadvance . Andforthispurposehe
    deemeditprudenttoapproachthesubjectfromtheside
    hehadchosen .
    Thisreplywaslistenedtoinsilenceandunfavorably
    commenteduponlater . Theallegedrelationbetween
    suchreligiousinequalityashassurvivedintothetwentieth
    centuryandsuchwarsasarewagednowadaysissoob-
    viouslyfictitiousthatonecanhardlyunderstandtheline
    ofreasoningthat'ledtoitsassumption,ortheeffectwhich
    thefictioncouldbesupposedtohaveonthemindsof
    thoselegislatorswhomightbeopposedtothemeasure
    onthegroundthatitinvolvedundueinterferenceinthe
    internalaffairsofsovereignstates . Themotionwasre-
    ferredto a commission,which
    in
    duetimepresenteda
    report . Mr
    . Wilson was absentwhenthereportcameup
    fordiscussion,hisplacebeingtakenbyColonelHouse .
    Theatmospherewaschilly,onlyacoupleofthedelegates
    beingdisposedtosupporttheclause-Rumania'srepre-
    sentative,M. Diamandi,wasone,andanotherwas
    BaronMakino,whosehelpColonelHousewouldgladly
    havedispensedwith,soinacceptablewastheconditionit
    carriedwithit .
    BaronMakinosaidthatheentirelyagreedwithColonel
    490
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    House and the American delegates . The equality of
    religiousconfessionswasnotmerelydesirable,butneces-
    sarytothesmoothworkingof a Societyof Nationssuch
    astheywereengagedinestablishing
    . Heheld,however,
    thatitshouldbeextendedtoraces,thatextensionbeing
    alsoacorollaryoftheprincipleunderlyingthenewinter-
    nationalordering .
    Hewouldthereforemovetheinser-
    tionofaclauseproclaimingtheequalityofracesand
    religions . AtthisColonelHouselookedpensive
    . Nearly
    all theotheropinionswerehostiletoColonelHouse's
    motion .
    Thereasonsallegedbyeachofthedissentinglawgivers
    wereinteresting
    .
    LordRobertCecilsurprisedmanyof
    hiscolleaguesbyinformingthemthatinEnglandthe
    Catholics,whoarefairlytreatedasthingsare,couldnot
    possiblybesetonafootingofperfectequalitywiththeir
    Protestantfellow-citizens,becausetheConstitutionfor-
    bidsit . NorcouldtheBritishpeoplebeaskedtoalter
    theirConstitution . Hegaveasinstancesoftheslight
    inequalityatpresentenforcedthecircumstancethatno
    Catholiccanascendthethroneasmonarch,norsit
    onthe
    woolsackasLordChancellorintheUpperHouse
    .
    M. Larnaude,speakinginthenameofFrance,stated
    thathiscountryhadpassedthroughasequenceofem-
    barrassmentscausedbylegislationontherelations
    be-
    tweentheCatholicsandthestate,andthattheintroduc-
    tionofaclauseenactingperfectequalitymightrevive
    controversieswhichwerehappilylosingtheirsharpness
    .
    Heconsideredit,therefore,inadvisabletosettlethis
    delicatematterbyinsertingtheproposeddeclaration in
    theCovenant . Belgium'sfirstdelegate,M
    . Hymans,
    pointedoutthattheobjectiontakenbyhisgovernment
    wasofadifferentbutequallycogentcharacter
    . There
    wasreasontoapprehendthattheFlemingsmightavail
    themselvesoftheequalityclausetoraiseawkwardissues
    491
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    andtosowseedsofdissension . Onthosegroundshe
    wouldliketoseetheproposalwaived . SignorOrlando
    halfseriously,halfjokingly,remindedhiscolleaguesthat
    noneoftheircountrieshad,likehis,apopeintheir
    capital . TheItaliangovernmentmust,therefore,pro-
    ceedinreligiousmatterswiththegreatestcircumspection,
    andcouldnotlightlyassenttoanymeasurecapableof
    beingmanipulatedtothedetrimentofthepublicinterest
    .
    Hencehewasunabletogivethemotionhissupport
    . It
    wasfinallysuggestedthatbothproposalsbewithdrawn .
    TothisColonelHousedemurred,onthegroundthat
    PresidentWilson,whowasunavoidablyabsent,attached
    verygreatweighttothedeclaration,to . whichhehoped
    thedelegateswouldgivetheirmostfavorableconsidera-
    tion . Oneofthemembersthenroseandsaid,"Inthat
    casewehadbetterpostponethevotinguntilMr . Wilson
    canattend . "Thissuggestionwasadopted . Whenthe
    mattercame up fordiscussionatasubsequentsitting,the
    Japanesesubstituted"nations"for"races . "
    Inthemeantimetheusualartsofparliamentaryemer-
    gencywerepractisedoutsidetheConferencetoinduce
    theJapanesetowithdrawtheirproposalaltogether . They
    weretoldthattoacceptorrefuseitwouldbetodamage
    thecauseofthefutureLeaguewithoutfurtheringtheir
    own . ButtheMarquis-SaionjiandBaronMakinore-
    fusedtoyieldaninchoftheirground
    . Aconversation
    thentookplacebetweenthePremierofAustralia,onthe
    oneside,andBaronMakinoandViscountChinda,onthe
    other,withaviewtotheirreachingacompromise
    . For
    Mr . Hugheswasunderstoodtobetheleaderofthose
    whoopposedanydeclarationofracialequality . The
    Japanesestatesmenshowedhimtheiramendment,and
    askedhimwhetherhecouldsuggestamodificationthat
    wouldsatisfyhimselfandthem . Theanswerwasinthe
    negative
    . TotheargumentsoftheJapanesedelegates
    492
    THE
    COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    the Australian Premier is understood tohavereplied :
    "IamwillingtoadmittheequalityoftheJapaneseasa
    nation,andalsoofindividualsmantoman . ButIdo
    notadmittheconsequencethatweshouldthrowopenour
    countrytothem . Itisnotthatweholdthemtobein-
    feriortoourselves,butsimplythatwedonotwant . them .
    Economicallytheyareaperturbingfactor,becausethey
    acceptwagesmuchbelowtheminimumforwhichour
    peoplearewillingtowork . Neitherdotheyblendwell
    withourpeople . Hencewedonotwantthemtomarry
    ourwomen . Thosearemyreasons . Wemeannoof-
    fense . Ourrestrictivelegislationisnotaimedspecially
    attheJapanese . BritishsubjectsinIndiaareaffected
    byitinexactlythesameway . Itisimpossiblethatwe
    shouldformulateanymodificationsofyouramendment,
    becausethereisnomodificationconceivablethatwould
    satisfyusboth . "
    TheJapanesedelegateswereunderstoodtosaythat
    theywouldmaintaintheirmotion,andthatunlessit
    passedtheywouldnotsignthedocument. Mr . Hughes
    retortedthatifitshouldpasshewouldrefusetosign .
    FinallytheAustralianPremieraskedBaronMakino
    whetherhewouldbesatisfiedwiththefollowingqualify-
    ingproviso :"Thisaffirmationoftheprincipleofequal-
    ityisnottobeappliedtoimmigrationornationalization . "
    BaronMakinoandViscountChindabothansweredin
    thenegativeandwithdrew .
    Thefinalact'isdescribedbyeye-witnessesasfol-
    lows
    . Congruouslywiththeorderoftheday,Presi-
    dentWilsonhavingmovedthatthecityofGeneva
    beselectedasthecapitalofthefutureLeague,ob-
    tainedamajority,whereuponheannouncedthatthe
    motionhadpassed .
    Thencametheburningquestionoftheequalityof
    2
    0nAprilii,I9I9 .
    4
    93
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    nations
    . 'ThePolishdelegatearoseandopposediton
    theformalgroundthatnothingoughttobeinsertedin
    thepreamblewhichwasnotdealtwithalsointhebody
    oftheCovenant, as
    otherwiseitwouldbenomorethan
    anisolatedtheorydevoidoforganicconnectionwiththe
    whole . TheJapanesedelegatesdeliveredspeechesof
    cogentargumentandimpressivedebatingpower
    . Baron
    Makinomadeoutaverystrongcasefortheequalityof
    nations . ViscountChindafollowedinatrenchantdis-
    course,whichwashighlyappreciatedbyhishearers,
    nearlyallofwhomrecognizedthejusticeoftheJapanese
    claim
    . TheJapanesedelegatesrefusedtobedazzled
    bythecircumstancesthatJapanwastoberepresented
    ontheExecutiveCouncilasoneofthefiveGreatPowers,
    andthattherejectionoftheproposedamendmentcould
    notthereforebeconstrued
    as adiminutionofherprestige.
    Thisconsideration,theyretorted,waswhollyirrelevant
    tothequestionwhetherornothenationsweretobe
    recognized as equal .
    Theyendedbyrefusingtowith-
    drawtheirmodifiedamendmentandcallingforavote .
    Theresultwasamajorityfortheamendment
    . Mr.
    Wilsonthereuponannouncedthatamajoritywasinsuffi-
    cienttojustifyitsadoption,andthatnothinglessthan
    absoluteunanimitycouldberegarded
    as
    adequate . At
    thisadelegateobjected
    :"Mr. Wilson,youhave,just
    acceptedamajorityforyourownmotionrespecting
    Geneva ;onwhatgrounds,mayIask,doyourefuseto
    abidebyamajorityvoteontheamendmentofthe
    Japanesedelegation?"
    "Thetwocasesaredifferent,"
    wasthereply.
    "OnthesubjectoftheseatoftheLeague
    unanimityisunattainable
    . "Thisclosedtheofficial
    discussion.
    1
    ThewordingofthefinalJapaneseamendmentwas :"Bytheendorse-
    mentoftheprincipleofequalityofnationsandjusttreatmentoftheir
    nationals . "
    494
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    Sometimelater,itisasserted,theRumanians,who
    hadsupportedMr. Wilson'smotiononreligiousequality,
    wereapproachedonthesubject,andinformedthatit
    wouldbeagreeabletotheAmericandelegatestohave
    theoriginalproposalbroughtuponcemore
    . Sucha
    motion,itwasadded,wouldcomewithespecialpropriety
    fromtheRumanians,who,inthepersonofM
    . Diamandi,
    hadadvocateditfromtheoutset
    . ButtheRumanian
    delegateshesitated,pleadingtheinvincibleopposition
    oftheJapanese
    . Theywereassured,however,that
    theJapanesewouldnolongerdiscountenanceit
    . There-
    upontheybroachedthemattertoLordRobertCecil,
    buthe,withhiswontedcaution,repliedthatitwasa
    delicatesubjecttohandle,especiallyaftertheexperience
    theyhadalreadyhad . Asforhimself,hewouldrather
    leavetheinitiativetoothers .
    CouldtheRumanian
    delegatesnotopentheirmindstoColonelHouse,who
    tooktheamendmentsomuchtoheart?Theyactedon
    thissuggestionandcalledonColonelHouse .
    He,too,
    however,declaredthatitwasamomentousas
    well asa
    thornytopic,andforthatreasonhadbestbereferred
    totheheadoftheAmericandelegation . PresidentWil-
    son,havingoriginatedtheamendment,wastheperson
    mostqualifiedtotakedirectaction . Itisfurtheraffirmed
    thattheysoundedthePresidentastotheadvisabilityof
    mootingthequestionanew,butthathedeclinedtoface
    anothervote,andthematterwasdroppedforgood-
    inthatform.
    ItwaspubliclyassertedlateronthattheJapanese
    decidedtoabidebytherejectionoftheiramendment
    andtosigntheCovenant as theresultofabargainon
    theShantungdispute
    . Thisreport,however,waspul-
    verizedbytheJapanesedelegation,whichpointedout
    thattheintroductionoftheracialclausewasdecided
    uponbeforethedelegatesleftJapan,andwhennoditli°
    495
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    cultieswereanticipatedrespectingJapan'sclaimtohave
    thatprovincecededtoherbyGermany,andthatthe
    discussionontheamendmentterminatedonApriliith,
    consequentlybeforetheKiaochowissuecameupfordis-
    cussion
    . Asamatteroffact,theJapanesepublicly
    announcedtheirintentiontoadheretotheLeagueof
    Nationstwodays'beforeadecisionwasreachedrespecting
    theirclaimstoKiaochow.
    ThisadversenoteonMr . Wilson'spetschemetohave
    religiousequalityproclaimedasameansofhindering,
    sanguinarywarsbroughttoitsclimaxthereactionofthe
    Conferenceagainstwhatitregardedasasystematic
    endeavortoestablishtheoverlordshipoftheAnglo-
    Saxonpeoplesintheworld
    . Thepleathatwarsmaybe
    provokedbysuchreligiousinequalityasstillsurvives
    wassounrealthatitawakenedatwofoldsuspicioninthe
    .
    mindsofmanyofMr
    . Wilson'scolleagues . Mostofthem
    believedthatapretextwasbeingsoughttoenablethe
    leadingPowerstointerveneinthedomesticconcerns
    ofalltheotherstates,soastokeepthemfirmlyinhand,
    andusethem as
    meanstotheirownends . Andthese
    endswerelookeduponasanythingbutdisinterested .
    Unhappilythisconvictionwassubsequentlystrengthened
    bycertainofthemeasuresdecreedbytheSupremeCoun-
    cilbetweenAprilandthecloseoftheConference . The
    misgivingsofotherdelegatesturneduponamatterwhich
    atfirstsightmayappearsofarremovedfromanyofthe
    pressingissuesofthetwentiethcenturyastoseemwholly
    imaginary.
    They fearedthatareligious-somewould
    callitracial
    biaslayattherootofMr . Wilson'spolicy
    .
    Itmayseemamazingtosomereaders,butitis
    nonethe
    lessafactthataconsiderablenumberofdelegatesbelieved
    thattherealinfluencesbehindtheAnglo-Saxonpeoples
    wereSemitic
    .
    '
    OnApril28,i9i9 .
    494
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    TheyconfrontedthePresident'sproposalonthesub-
    jectofreligiousinequality,and,inparticular,theodd
    motiveallegedforit,withthemeasuresfortheprotec-
    tionofminoritieswhichhesubsequentlyimposedonthe
    lesserstates,andwhichhadfortheirkeynotetosatisfy
    theJewishelementsineasternEurope . Andtheycon-
    cludedthatthesequence
    .
    ofexpedientsframedand
    enforcedinthisdirectionwereinspiredbytheJews,as-
    sembledinParisforthepurposeofrealizingtheircare-
    fullythought-outprogram,whichtheysucceededinhav-
    ingsubstantiallyexecuted . Howeverrightorwrongthese
    delegatesmayhavebeen,itwouldbeadangerousmistake
    toignoretheirviews,seeingthattheyhavesincebecome
    oneofthepermanentelementsofthesituation . The
    formulaintowhichthispolicywasthrownbythemembers
    oftheConference,whosecountriesitaffected,andwho
    regardeditasfataltothepeaceofeasternEurope,was
    this :"Henceforththeworldwillbegovernedbythe
    Anglo-Saxonpeoples,who,inturn,areswayedbytheir
    Jewishelements . "
    Itisdifficulttoconveyanadequatenotionofthe
    warmth of feeling-onemightalmostcallittheheatof
    passion-whichthissupposeddiscoverygenerated
    . The
    applicationsofthetheorytomanyofthepuzzlesofthe
    pastwerecountlessandingenious . Theillustrationsof
    themannerinwhichthepolicywaspursued,andthe
    cajoleryandthreats-Vhich,weresaidtohavebeenem-
    ployedinordertoinsureitssuccess,coveredthewhole
    historyoftheConference,andpresenteditthroughanew
    andpossiblydistortedmedium . Themorbidsuspicions
    currentmayhavebeenthenaturalveinofmenwhohad
    passed
    a greatpartoftheirlivesinpettyracialstruggles ;
    butaccordingtocommonaccount,itwasabundantly
    nurturedattheConferencebythelackofreserveand
    moderationdisplayedbysomeofthepromoters
    of the
    497
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    minorityclauseswhoweredeficientinthesenseofmeas-
    ure .
    WhattheEasterndelegatessaidwasbrieflythis
    :
    "Thetideinourcountrieswasflowingrapidlyinfavorof
    theJews. AlltheeastEuropeangovernmentswhichhad
    theretoforewrongedthemwereutteringtheir
    meaculpa,
    andhadsolemnlypromisedtoturnoveranewleaf
    .
    Nay,theyhadalreadyturnedit
    . • We,forexample,
    alteredourlegislationinordertomeetbyanticipation
    thelegitimatewishesoftheConferenceandthepressing
    demandsoftheJews
    . Wedidquiteenoughtoobviate'
    decreeswhichmightimpairoursovereigntyorlessenour
    prestige.
    PolandandRumaniaissuedlawsestablishing
    absoluteequalitybetweentheJewsandtheirownna-
    tionals . Alldiscriminationhadceased .
    ImmigrantHe-
    brewsfromRussiareceivedthefullrightsofcitizenship
    andbecameentitledtofillanyofficeinthestate
    . Ina
    word,alltheolddisabilitieswereabolishedandthe
    ferventprayerofeastEuropeangovernmentswasthat
    theJewishmembersoftheirrespectivecommunities
    shouldbegraduallyassimilatedtothenativesandbecome
    patrioticcitizenslikethem
    . Itwasanewideal . It
    accordedtotheJewseverythingtheyhadaskedfor
    . It
    wouldenablethemtoshowthemselvesastheFrench,
    Italian,andBelgianJewshadshownthemselves,efficient
    citizensoftheiradoptedcountries
    .
    "Butintheflushoftheirtriumph,theJews,orrather
    theirspokesmenattheConference,werenotsatisfied
    withequality
    . Whattheydemandedwasinequalityto
    thedetrimentoftheraceswhosehospitalitytheywere
    enjoyingandtotheirownsupposedadvantage
    . They
    weretohavethesamerightsastheRumanians,the
    Poles,andtheotherpeoplesamongwhomtheylived,
    buttheywerealsotohaveagooddealmore
    . Their,
    religiousautonomywasplacedundertheprotectionof an
    alienbody,theLeague,whichisbutanothernamefor
    498
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    the
    Powers which have reserved to themselves the
    governanceoftheworld . Themethodistoobligeeach
    ofthelesserstatestobestowoneachminoritythesame
    rightsas . themajorityenjoys,andalsocertainprivileges
    overandabove
    . Theinstrumentimposingthisobliga-
    tionis
    aformaltreatywiththeGreatPowerswhichthe
    Poles,Rumanians,andothersmallstatesweresum-
    monedtosign
    . Itcontainstwenty-onearticles . The
    firstpartofthe-documentdealswithminoritiesgenerally,
    thelatterwiththeJewishelements . Thesecondclause
    ofthePolishtreatyenactsthateveryindividualwho
    habituallyresidedinPolandonAugust 1, 1914,becomesa
    citizenforthwith. Thisissimple . Isitalsosatisfactory?
    ManyFrenchmenandPolesdoubtit,aswedoourselves .
    OnAugust1stnumerousGermanandAustrianagentsand
    spies,manyofthemHebrews,residedhabituallyin
    Poland
    . Moreover,theforeignJewishelementsthere,
    whichhaveimmigratedfromRussia,havinglost-like
    everybodyelsebeforethewar-theexpectationofseeing
    Polishindependenceeverrestored,haddefinitelythrown
    intheirlotwiththeenemiesofPoland . Nowtoput
    intothehandsofsuchenemiesconstitutionalweaponsis
    alreadyasacrificeandarisk . TheJewsinVilnare-
    centlyvotedsolidlyagainsttheincorporationofthat
    cityinPoland . 'AretheytobetreatedasloyalPolish
    citizens?Wehaveconcededthepointunreservedly .
    Buttogivethemautonomyoverandabove,tocreatea
    statewithinthestate,andenableitssubjectstocallin
    foreignPowersateveryhand'sturn,againstthelawfully
    constitutedauthoritiesthatisanexpedientwhichdoes
    notcommenditselftothenewlyemancipatedpeoples . "
    TheRumanianPremierBratiano,whoseconspicuous
    TheJewish coalitioninVilnainscribedonitsprogramtheunionof
    Vilna,withRussia . . . . Therewasanoverwhelmingmajorityinfavorofits
    retentionbyPoland . -Le Temps, September14,1919. Theelectiontook
    placeonSeptember7th.
    33

    499
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    servicestotheAlliedcauseentitledhimtoarespectful
    hearing,deliveredapowerfulspeech'beforethedele-
    gatesassembledinplenarysessiononthisquestionof
    protectingethnicandreligiousminorities .
    Hecovered
    groundunsurveyedbytheframersofthespecialtreaties,
    andhissinceretonelentweighttohisarguments
    . Start-
    ingfromthepostulatethatthestrengthoflatter-day
    statesdependsuponthewidestparticipationofallthe
    elementsofthepopulationinthegovernmentofthe
    country,headmittedtheperemptorynecessityofabolish-
    inginvidiousdistinctionsbetweenthevariouselementsof
    thepopulationthere,ethnicorreligious
    . Sofar,hewas
    atonewiththespokesmenoftheGreatPowers
    . Ru-
    mania,however,hadalreadyaccomplishedthisbythe
    decreeenablingherJewstoacquirefullcitizenshipby
    expressingthemeredesireaccordingtoasimpleformula
    .
    ThisactconfersthefullrightsofRumaniancitizensupon
    eighthundredthousandJews . TheJewishpressof
    Bucharesthadalreadygivenutterancetoitsentiresatis-
    faction .
    If,however,theJewsarenowtobeplacedina
    specialcategory,differentiatedandkeptapartfromtheir
    fellow-citizensbyhavingautonomousinstitutions,bythe
    maintenanceoftheGerman-Yiddishdialect,whichkeeps
    alivetheTeutonanti-Rumanianspirit,andbybeing
    authorizedtoregardtheRumanianstateasaninferior
    tribunal,fromwhichanappealalwaysliestoaforeign
    body-thegovernmentoftheGreatPowers-thiswould
    bethemostinvidiousofalldistinctions,andcalculated
    torendertheassimilationoftheGerman-Yiddish-speaking
    JewstotheirRumanianfellow-citizensasheerimpos-
    sibility
    . Themajorityandtheminoritywouldthenbe
    systematicallyanddefinitelyestrangedfromeachother ;
    and,seeingthis,theelementalinstinctsofthemasses
    might
    suddenlyassumeuntowardforms,whichthetreaty,
    "OnSaturday,May31,1919
    .
    500
    THE
    COVENANT AND
    MINORITIES
    ifratified,wouldbeunavailingtoprevent .
    But,however
    banefulforthepopulation,foreignprotectionisincompa-
    rablyworseforthestate,becauseittendstodestroythe
    cementthatholdsthegovernmentandpeopletogether,
    andultimatelytobringaboutdisintegration
    . Aclassic
    exampleofthisprocessofdisruptionisRussia'swell-meant
    protectionofthepersecutedChristiansinTurkey
    . Inthis
    casethemotivewasadmirable,thenecessityimperative,
    buttheresultwasthedismembermentofTurkeyandother
    changes,someofwhichonewouldliketoforget
    . .
    ThedelegationofCzechoslovakia,Jugoslavia,andPo-
    landupheldM
    . Bratiano'scontentionsinbrief,pithy
    speeches.
    PresidentWilson'slengthyrejoinder,deliv-
    eredwithmorethanordinarysweetness,deprecatedM
    .
    Bratiano'scomparisonoftheAllies'proposedinterven-
    tionwithRussia'sprotectionoftheChristiansofTurkey,
    andrepresentedthemeasureasemanatingfromthe
    purestkindness .
    HesaidthattheGreatPowerswere
    nowbestowingnationalexistenceorextensiveterritories
    upontheinterestedstates,actuallyguaranteeingtheir
    frontiers,andthereforemakingthemselvesresponsible
    forpermanenttranquillitythere
    . Butthetreatmentof
    theminorities,headded,unlessfairandconsiderate,might
    producethegravesttroublesandevenprecipitatewars
    .
    ThereforeitbehoovedthePowersintheinterestsofall
    Europe,asofeachofitsindividualmembers,tosecure
    harmoniousrelations,and,atanyrate,toremoveall
    manifestobstaclestotheirestablishment
    . "Weguaran-
    teeyourfrontiersandyourterritories
    . Thatmeansthat
    wewillsendoverarms,ships,andmen,incaseofneces-
    sity
    . Thereforewepossesstherightandrecognizethe
    dutytohinderthesurvivalofasetofdeplorablecondi-
    tionswhichwouldrenderthisinterventionunavoidable
    . "
    TothislineofreasoningM
    . Bratianomadeanswerthat
    allthehelpfulmaximsofgoodgovernmentareofuniver-
    5oi
    THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    satapplication,and,therefore,ifthisprotectionofminori-
    tieswere,indeed,indispensableordesirable,itshouldnot
    berestrictedtothecountriesofeasternEurope,butshould
    beextendedtoallwithoutexception . Foritisinadmis-
    siblethattwocategoriesofstatesshouldbeartificially
    created,oneendowedwithfullsovereigntyandtheother
    withhalf-sovereignty .
    Suchanarrangementwouldde-
    stroytheequalitywhichshouldlieatthebaseofagenuine
    LeagueofNations .
    ButthePowershadmadeuptheirminds,andthespe-
    cialtreatieswereimposedontheunwillinggovernments .
    ThereupontheRumanianPremierwithdrewfromthe
    Conference,andneitherhisCabinetnorthatoftheJugo-
    slavssignedthetreatywithAustriaatSt . -Germain .
    Whathappenedafterthatisamatterofhistory .
    Fewpoliticiansareconsciousofthemagnitudeofthe
    issueconcealedbytheinvolveddiplomaticphraseology
    oftheobnoxioustreaties,orofthedangerstowhichtheir
    enactmentwillexposetheminoritieswhichtheywere
    framedtoprotect,thecountrieswhosehospitalitythose
    minoritiesenjoy,andpossiblyotherlands,whichforthe
    timebeingareseeminglyimmunefromallsuchperilous
    raceproblems .
    Thecalculable,tosaynothingoftheun-
    ascertained,elementsofthequestionmight . wellcause
    responsiblestatesmentobesatisfiedwiththefeasible .
    TheJewishelementsinEurope,forcenturiesabominably
    oppressed,werejustifiedinutilizingtothefullesttheop-
    portunitypresentedbytheresettlementoftheworldin
    ordertosecureequalityoftreatment . Anditmustbe
    admittedthattheirorganizationismarvelous . Foryears
    IchampionedtheircauseinRussia,andpaidthepenalty
    underthegovernmentsofAlexanderIIandIII . ' The
    I Ipublishedseveralseriesofarticlesin TheDailyTelegraph,TheFort-
    nightlyReview,
    andotherEnglishaswellasAmericanperiodicals,anda
    longchapterinmybookentitled
    RussianCharacteristics .
    502
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    sympathyofeveryunbiasedman,towhateverraceor
    religionhemaybelong,willnaturallygoouttoaraceor
    anationwhichistroddenunderfoot,asweretheill-
    starredJewsofRussiaeversincethepartitionofPoland .
    Butequalityonewouldhavethoughtsufficienttomeet
    thegrievance . Fullequalitywithoutreservation . That
    wastheviewtakenbynumerousJewsinPolandand
    Rumania,severalofwhomcalledonmeinParisand
    urgedmetogivepublicutterancetotheirhopesthatthe
    Conferencewouldrestsatisfiedwithequalityandtotheir
    fearoftheconsequencesofanattempttoestablisha
    privilegedstatus . Whythispositionshouldexistonly
    ineasternEuropeandnotelsewhere,whyitshouldnot
    beextendedtootherraceswithlargerminoritiesinother
    countries,arequestionstowhichasatisfactoryresponse
    couldbegivenonlybyfarther-reachingandfateful
    changesinthelegislationoftheworld.
    OneofthestatesmenofeasternEuropemadeaforcible
    appealtohavetheminorityclauseswithdrawn . Hetook
    thegroundthattheprincipalaimpursuedinconferring
    fullrightsontheJewswhodwellamongusistoremove
    theobstaclesthatpreventthemfrombecomingtrueand
    loyalcitizensofthestate,astheirkindredareinFrance,
    Italy,Britain,andelsewhere . "Ifitisreasonable,"he
    said,"thattheyshoulddemandalltherightspossessed
    bytheirRumanianandPolishfellow-subjects,itisequally
    fairthattheyshouldtakeoverandfulfilthecorrelate
    duties,asdoestheremainderofthepopulation .
    Forthe
    gradualassimilationofalltheethnicelementsofthecom-
    munityisourideal,asitistheidealoftheFrench,Eng-
    lish,Italian,andotherstates .
    "Isolationandparticularismarethenegativeofthat
    ideal,andoperatelikeapieceofironorwoodinthehuman
    bodywhichproducesulcerationandgangrene
    .
    Allour
    institutionsshouldthereforebecalculatedtoencourage
    50
    3
    THE INSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    assimilation .
    Ifweadopttheoppositepolicy,weinevi-
    tablyalienatetheprivilegedfromtheunprivilegedsec-
    tionsofthecommunity,generateenmitybetweenthem,
    causeendlessworriestotheadministrationandparalyze
    inadvanceourbest-intentionedendeavorstofusethe
    variousethnicingredientsofthenationintoa -
    homogene-
    ouswhole.
    "Thisargumentappliesasfullytotheothernational
    fragmentsinourmidstastotheJews .
    Itismanifest,
    therefore,thattheonecertainresultoftheminority
    clausewillbetoimposedomesticenemiesoneachofthe
    statesthatsubmitstoit,andthatitcancommenditself
    onlytothosewhoapprovethemaxim, Divideetimpera .
    "Italsoentailsthenoteworthydiminutionofthe
    sovereigntyofthestate. Wearetobeliabletobehaled
    beforeaforeigntribunalwheneveroneofourminorities
    formulatesacomplaintagainstus . 'Howeasily,nay,
    howwickedlysuchcomplaintswerefiledoflatemaybe
    inferredfromtheheartrendingaccountsofpogroms
    inPoland,whichhavesincebeenshownbytheAllies'
    ownconfidentialenvoystobeutterlyfictitious . Again,
    withwhomarewetomaketheobnoxiousstipulations?
    WiththeLeagueofNations?No . Wearetobindour-
    selvestowardtheGreatPowers,whothemselveshave
    theirminoritieswhichcomplaininvainofbeingcon-
    tinuallycoerced . Ireland,Egypt,andthenegroesare
    threestrikingexamples . Noneoftheirdelegateswere
    admittedtotheConference
    . Iftheprinciplewhich
    thoseGreatPowersseektoenforcebeworthanything,it
    shouldbeappliedindiscriminatelytoallminorities,not
    1 "PolandagreesthatanymemberoftheCounciloftheLeagueofNations
    shallhavetherighttobringtotheattentionoftheCouncilanyinfraction,
    oranydangerofinfraction,of any of theseobligations,andthattheCouncil
    maythereupontakesuchactionandgivesuchdirectionasitmaydeem
    properandeffectiveinthecirc
    ums
    tances. "-Article XIIof
    theSpecial
    Treaty with Poland.
    504
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    restricted to
    those of the smaller states, whoalready
    havedifficultiesenoughtocontendagainst . "
    Thetrendofcontinentalopinionwasdecidedlyopposed
    tothispolicy6ofcontinuouscontrolandperiodicinter-
    vention. Itwouldbeunfruitfultoquotethesharp
    criticismsofthestatusofthenegroesintheUnitedStates . '
    Butitwillnotbeamisstocitetheviewsoftwomoderate
    Frenchpublicistswhohaveeverbeenamongthemost
    ferventadvocatesoftheAlliedcause . Theircomments
    dealwithoneofthearticleszofthespecialMinorityTreaty
    whichPolandhashadtosign . Itrunsthus :"Jewsshall
    notbecompelledtoperformanyactwhichconstitutesa
    violationoftheirSabbath,norshalltheybeplacedunder
    anydisabilitybyreasonoftheirrefusal"toattendcourts
    oflawortoperformanylegalbusinessontheirSabbath .
    Thisprovision,however,shallnotexemptJewsfromsuch
    obligationsasshallbeimposeduponallotherPolish
    citizensforthenecessarypurposesofmilitaryservice,
    nationaldefense,orthepreservationofpublicorder .
    "Polanddeclaresherintentiontorefrainfromordering
    orpermittingelections,whethergeneralorlocal,tobeheld
    onaSaturday,norwillregistrationforelectoralorother
    purposesbecompelledtobeperformedonaSaturday . "
    M. Gauvainwrites :"Onemayputthequestion,why
    respectfortheSabbathissoperemptorilyimposedwhen
    SundayisignoredamongseveraloftheAlliedPowers .
    InFranceChristiansarenotdispensedfromappearing
    onSundaysbeforetheassizecourts
    .
    Besides,Poland
    isfurtherobligednottoorderorauthorizeelectionsona
    Saturday. Whatprecautionstheseareinfavorofthe
    Jewishreligion as comparedwiththelegislationofmany
    Alliedstateswhichhavenosuchordinancesinfavor
    ofCatholicism !Isthesameproceduretobeadopted
    1 Cf. LaGazettedeLausanne,April24,1919
    .
    ' ArticleXIoftheSpecialTreaty, L'EtoileBelge, August17, 1919.
    50
    5
    THE INSIDESTORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    towardtheMoslems? ShallwebeholdthefamousMus-
    sulmansofIndia,soopportunelydrawnfromtheshade
    byMr . Montagu,demandingtheinsertionofclausesto -
    protectIslam? WilltheZ ionistsimposetheirdogmas
    inPalestine? Isthelifeofanationtobesuspendedtwo,
    three,orfourdaysaweekinorderthatreligiouslaws
    maybeobserved? Catholicismhasadapteditselfin
    practicetolaiclegislationandtotheexigenciesofmodern
    life
    . ItmaywellseemthatJudaisminPolandcoulddo
    likewise . InRumania,theJewsmetwithnoobstacle
    totheexerciseoftheirreligion .
    Indeed,theyhadcon-
    trivedinthelocalitiestothenorthofMoldavia,where
    theyformedamajority,toimposetheirowncustoms
    ontherestofthepopulation . Jewishguardiansoftoll-
    bridgesareknowntohavebarredthepassageofthese
    bridgesonSaturdays,because,ontheonehand,their
    religionforbadethemtoacceptmoneyonthatday,and,
    ontheotherhand,theycouldallownoonetopasswithout
    paying. TheBigFourmighthavegiventheirattention
    tomattersmoreusefulormorepressingthanenforcing
    respectfortheSabbath .
    "ItiscomprehensiblethatM. Bratianoshouldhave
    refusedtoacceptinadvancetheconditionswhichthe
    FourortheFivemaydictateinfavorofethnicand
    religiousminorities . Rumaniabeforethewarwasa
    freecountrygovernedcongruouslywiththemostmodern
    principles . Therestrictionswhichshehad enacted
    respectingforeignersingeneral,andwhichwereonthe
    pointofbeingrepealed,didnotexceedthosewhichthe
    UnitedStatesandtheDominionofAustraliastillapply
    withremarkabletenacity . WhyshouldtheCabinetsof
    LondonandWashingtontakesomuchtoheartthelot
    ofethnicandreligiousminoritiesincertainEuropean
    countrieswhiletheythemselvesrefusetoadmitinthe
    CovenantoftheSocietyofNationstheprincipleofthe
    506
    THE
    COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    equalityofraces?Theirconductisawakeningamong
    thestates`whoseinterestsarelimited'thebeliefthat
    theyarethevictimsofanarbitrarypolicy
    . Andthatis
    notwithoutdanger . " 1
    AnothereminentFrenchman,M
    . DenisCochin,who
    untilquiterecentlywasaCabinetMinister,wrote
    :"The
    Conference,byimposinglawsinfavorofminorities,has
    uselesslyandunjustlyoffendedourallies . Theselaws
    obligethemtorespecttheusagesoftheJews,tomain-
    tainschoolsforthem
    . . . . Ihavespentalargepartofmy
    careerindemandingforFrenchCatholicsexactlythat
    whichtheConferenceimposeselsewhere . TheCatholics
    paytaxesinmoneyandtaxesinblood . Andyetthereis
    nobudgetforthoseschoolsinwhichtheirreligionis
    taught
    ;nolibertyforthoseschoolmasterswhowearthe
    ecclesiasticalhabit
    . Ihaveseenadoctorinletters,fel-
    lowoftheuniversity,drivenfromhisclassbecausehe
    wasaMaristbrotheranddidnotchoosetorepudiatethe
    vocationofhisyouth
    . Hediedofgrief. Ihaveseen
    youngpriests,afterthelong,laboriouspreparationneces-
    sarybeforetheycouldtakepartinthecompetitionfora
    universityfellowship,thrustasideatthelastmoment
    anddebarredfromthecompetitionbecausetheyworethe
    garbofpriests
    . Yetayearlatertheyweresoldiers.
    I
    haveseenFatherSchellpresentedunanimouslybythe
    InstituteandtheProfessionalCorpsasworthytoreceive
    achairattheCollegedeFrance,andrefusedbythe
    Minister
    . YetIherebyaffirmthatifforeigners,even
    thoughtheywereallies,evenfriends,weretomeddlewith
    imposingonustheabrogationoftheseiniquitouslaws,
    myprotestwouldbeupliftedagainstthem,togetherwith
    thatofM
    . Combes . 2 Iwouldexclaim,likeSganarelle's
    1 LeJournaldesDebats,July7,1919-
    3 M
    . EmileCombeswastheauthorofthelawswhichbanishedreligious
    ooarregati©nsfromFrance . .
    507
    THE INSIDE STORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    wife,`AndwhatifIwishtobebeaten?' Iholdtyranny
    inhorror,butIholdforeigninterventioningreaterhorror
    still .
    Letuscombatbadlawswithallourstrength,but
    amongourselves . "i
    Theminoritytreatiestendtotransformeachofthe
    statesonwhichitisimposedintoaminiatureBalkans,to
    keepEurope in continuousturmoilandhinderthegrowth
    ofthenewandcreativeideasfromwhichaloneonecould
    expectthatunionofcollectiveenergywithindividual
    freedomwhichisessentialtopeaceandprogress . Mod-
    ernhistoryaffordsnomorestrikingexampleoftheforce
    ofabstractbiasovertheteachingsofexperiencethan
    thisamateurlegislationwhichisscatteringseedsofmis-
    chiefandconflictthroughoutEurope .
    CastingafinalglanceattheresultsoftheConference,
    itwouldbeungraciousnottowelcomeasapreciousboon
    thedestructionofPrussianmilitarism,aconsummation
    whichweowetotheheroismofthearmiesratherthanto
    thesagacityofthelawgiversinParis . Therestoration
    ofaPolishstateandthecreationorextensionoftheother
    freecommunitiesattheexpenseoftheCentralEmpires
    arealsomostwelcomechanges,which,however,ought
    nevertohavebeenmarredbythedisruptivewedgeofthe
    minoritylegislation . Again,althoughtheLeagueisa
    millwhosesailsuselesslyrevolve,becauseithasnocorn
    togrind,themerefactthatthenecessityofinternational-
    ismwassolemnlyproclaimedasthecentralideaof . the
    newordering,andthataneffort,howeverfeeble,wasput
    forthtorealizeitintheshapeofacovenantofsocialand
    moralfellowship,marksanadvancefromwhichtherecan
    benoretrogression.
    Actualitywastherebyimpartedtotheidea,whichis
    destinedtoremainintheforefrontofcontemporarypoli-
    1 LeFigaro,August 21, i9i9
    . L'EchodeParis,August 22, 1919.
    5o8
    THE
    COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    tics until the peoples themselves embodyitinviable
    institutions . Whatthedelegatesfailedtorealizeisthe
    truththataprogramofaleagueisnotaleague .
    Onthedebitsidemuchmightbeaddedtowhathas
    alreadybeensaid .
    Theimportantfacttobearinmind-
    whichinitselfcallsforneitherpraisenorblame-isthat
    theworld-parliamentwasatbottomanAnglo-Saxonas-
    semblywhoselanguage,politicalconceptions,self-esteem,
    anddisregardofeverythingforeignwereessentiallyEng-
    lish . Whenspeaking,thefacesoftheprincipaldelegates
    wereturnedtowardthefuture,andwhenactingthey
    lookedtowardthepast . AsathoroughlyEnglishpress
    organ,whenalludingtotheLeagueofNations,putsit
    "Wehavedonehomagetothatentrancingidealby
    spatchcockingtheConventionintotheTreaty . Thereit
    remainsasafinger-posttopointthewaytoanewheaven
    onearth
    .
    ButweobservethattheTreatyitselfisa
    goodoldeighteenth-centurypiece,drawingitsinspiration
    frommundaneandpracticalconsiderations,andpaying
    agooddealmorethanlipservicetotheprincipleofthe
    balance'ofpower . " 1
    Thatisafairestimateoftheworkachievedbythe
    delegates . Buttheysinnedintheirwayofdoingit . If
    theyhaddeliberatelyandprofessedlyaimedatthese
    results,andhadledtheworldtolookfornoneother,most
    ofthecriticismstowhichtheyhaverenderedthemselves
    openwouldbepointless . Buttheyraisedhopeswhich
    theyrefused , torealize,theyweakenediftheydidnotde-
    stroyfaithinpublictreaties,theyintensifieddistrustand
    racehatredthroughouttheworld,theypouredstrongdis-
    solventsuponeverystateontheEuropeanContinent,
    andtheystirredupfiercepassionsinRussia,andthenleft
    thatill-starrednationapreytounprecedentedanarchy .
    Inaword,theygatheredupallthewidelyscatteredex-
    1 TheMorning
    Post,July
    21,
    1919
    .
    509
    THEINSIDESTORYOFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    plosivesofimperialism,nationalism,andinternationalism,
    and,havingaddedtotheirdestructiveness,passedthem
    ontothepeoplesoftheworldasrepresentedbythe
    LeagueofNations . Someofthemdeploredthemessin
    whichtheywereleavingthenations,without,however,
    admittingthecausalnexusbetweenitandtheirown
    achievements
    .
    GeneralSmuts,beforequittingParisforSouthAfrica,
    franklyadmittedthatthePeaceTreatywillnotgiveus
    therealpeacewhichthepeopleshopedfor,andthatpeace-
    makingwouldnotbeginuntilafterthesigningofthe
    Treaty . TheEchodePariswrote :"Asforus,wenever
    believedintheSocietyofNations . "1Andagain :"The
    SocietyofNationsisnowbutabladder,andnobody
    wouldventuretodescribeitasalantern . "2TheBol-
    shevistdictatorLenintermedit"anorganizationtoloot
    theworld
    . "a
    TheAlliesthemselvesareatsixesandsevens . The
    FrencharesuspiciousoftheBritish . Alargesectionof
    theAmericanpeopleisprofoundlydissatisfiedwiththe
    partplayedbytheEnglishandtheFrenchattheCon-
    ference
    ;Italyisstungtothequickbythetreatment
    shereceivedfromFrance,Britain,andtheUnitedStates
    ;
    Rumanialoathestheverynamesofthoseforwhomshe
    stakedherallandsacrificedsomuch
    ;inPolandand
    BelgiumtheEnglishhavelosttheconsiderationwhich
    theyenjoyedbeforetheConference
    ;theGreeksare
    wrothwiththeAmericandelegates
    ;themajorityof
    Russiansliterallyexecratetheirex-Alliesandturntothe
    GermansandtheJapanese.
    "TheresettlementofcentralEurope,"writesan
    Americanjournal,4"isnotbeingmadeforthetranquillity
    1L'EchodeParis,April29,1919
    .

    2Ibid
    . ,April14,1919
    .
    sTheChicagoTribune(Parisedition),September17,1919
    .
    TheNewRepublic,August6,1919 .
    510
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    oftheliberatedprinciples,butforthepurposesofthe
    GreatPowers,amongwhomFranceistheactive,and
    AmericaandBritainthepassive,partners . InGermany
    itspurposeisthepermanenteliminationoftheGerman
    nationasafactorinEuropeanpolitics . . . . Wecannot
    saveEuropebyplayingthesinistergamenowbeing
    played . Thereisnopeace,noorder,nosecurityinit .
    . . . Whatitcandoistoaggravatethemischiefand
    intensifytheschisms . "
    AdistinguishedAmerican,whoisaconsistentfriend
    ofEngland,'inareviewarticleaffirmedthatthepro-
    posedLeagueofNationsisslowlyunderminingtheAnglo-
    AmericanEntente . "ThereisinAmericaagrowing
    senseofirritationthatsheshouldbeforeverentangled
    inthespider-webofEuropeanpolitics . " . . . Andifthe
    Senateinthesupposedinterestsofpeaceshouldratify
    theLeague,headds,"Inmyjudgmentnogreaterharm
    couldresulttoAnglo-Americanunitythansuchreluctant
    consent . '
    12
    SomeofMr. Wilson'sfellow-countrymenwhogave
    himtheirwhole-heartedsupportwhenheundertookto
    establisharegimeofrightandjusticesumuptheresult
    ofhislaborsinParisasfollows :
    s
    "Hissolemnwarningagainstspecialalliancesemerged
    asaspecialalliancewithBritainandFrance . Hisre-
    peatedcondemnationsofsecrettreatiesemergesasa
    recognitionthat`theycouldnothonorablybebrushed
    aside,'eventhoughtheyconflictedwithequallybinding
    publicengagementsenteredintoaftertheyhadbeen
    written . Openlyarrivedatcovenantswerenotopenly
    arrivedat . Theremoval,sofaraspossible,ofalleconomic
    barrierswasappliedtoGermanbarriers,and . accom-
    1 Mr. JamesB . Beck .
    2 TheNorthAmericanReview, June,1919.
    sCf. TheNewRepublic,August6,i9i9,pp
    . 5,6
    .
    5''
    THE INSIDESTORY OFTHEPEACECONFERENCE
    paniedbytheblockadeofapeoplewithwhomwehave
    neverbeenatwar . Theadequateguarantiestobegiven
    andtakenasrespectsarmamentsweretakenfromGer-
    manyandgiventonoone . The`unhamperedandun-
    embarrassedopportunityfortheindependentdetermina-
    tionofherownpoliticaldevelopment'promisedtoRus-
    sia,anddefinedasthe`acidtest,'hasbeenworkedout
    byMr . Wilsonandotherstoapointwheresocautious
    amanasMr. Asquithsaysheregardsitwith`bewilder-
    mentandapprehension
    . ' Therightingofthewrongdone
    in1871emergesasaconcealedannexationoftheboundary
    of1814 . The`clearlyrecognizablelinesofnationality'
    whichItalywastoobtainhasbeenwheedledintoan-
    nexationswhichhavemovedViscountBrycetodenounce
    them . `Thefreestopportunityofautonomousdevelop-
    ment'promisedthepeoplesofAustria-Hungaryfailed
    todefinetheAustriansaspeoples . . . . "
    Whateverthetestsoneappliestotheworkofthe
    Conference
    ethical,social,orpolitical-theyrevealit
    asafactoreminentlycalculatedtosaphighinterests,to
    weakenthemoralnerveofthepresentgeneration,tofan
    theflamesofnationalandracialhatred,todiganabyss
    betweentheclassesandthemasses,andtothrowopenthe
    sluice-gatestotheinrushofthewavesofanarchistinter-
    nationalities .
    Truth,justice,equity,andlibertyhave
    beentwistedandpressedintotheserviceofeconomico-
    politicalboards . IntheUnitedStatesthepeoplewho
    pridedthemselvesontheiraloofnessarealreadyfighting
    overEuropeaninterests . InEuropeeverynation'shand
    israisedagainstitsneighbors,andeverypeople'shand
    againstitsrulingclass .
    Everygovernmentismaking
    itspolicysubservienttotheneedsofthefuturewarwhich
    isuniversallylookeduponasanunavoidableoutcomeof
    theVersaillespeace . Imperialismandmilitarismare
    strikingrootsinsoilwheretheywerehithertounknown
    .
    512
    THE COVENANT AND MINORITIES
    Inaword,Prussianism,insteadofbeingdestroyed,has
    beenopenlyadoptedbyitsostensibleenemies,andthe
    hugesacrificesofferedupbytheheroicarmiesofthefore-
    mostnationsarebeingmisusedtogiveonehalfofthe
    worldjustcausetoriseupagainsttheotherhalf
    .
    THE END

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