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'''Theobald Theodor Friedrich Alfred von Bethmann-Hollweg''' ([[29 November]] 1856 – [[1 January]] 1921) was a German politician who was the Chancellor of the German Empire from 1909 to 1917.
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===1914===▼
*{{ml|4 August|04 Aug}} - Interview with [[Sir Edward Goschen]].▼
*{{ml|4 August|04 Aug}} - Speech in Reichstag acknowledging they are doing wrong.<ref>From the Chancellor's speech: "...A French inroad on our [[flank]] on the Lower Rhine would have been fatal to us. So we were forced to set aside the just protests of the [[Luxemburg]] and Belgian Governments. The wrong – I speak openly – the wrong that we now do we will try to make good again as soon as our military ends have been reached. When one is threatened as we are, and all is at stake, one can only think of how one can hack one's way out..."</ref> ▼
*{{ml|13 September|13 Sep}} - Reply to [[Mr. Asquith]].▼
*{{ml|2 December|02 Dec}} - Speech in Reichstag blaming [[Great Britain]] for the war.▼
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