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Excerpt from The Disclosures From Germany: I. The Lichnowsky Memorandum, the Reply of Herr Von Jagow, Translation, Introduction and Notes; II. Memoranda and Letters of Dr. Muehlon, Translation, Introduction and Notes; III. The Dawn in Germany? The Lichnowsky and Other Disclosures
Karl Maximilian, sixth Prince Lichnowsky, was born in 1860. He served for a time in the Prussian army, in which he holds the rank of major, and then entered the diplomatic service. In 1885 he was attach ed to the German embassy in London; later he held diplomatic positions in Constantinople, in Bucharest, and in Vienna. During the latter part of his residence at Vienna he was first secretary of the embassy. Transferred in 1899 to the Berlin Foreign Office, he served there, as he tells us in his memorandum, for several years (1899 After eight years of retirement from the diplomatic service, he was sent to London in 1912 as German ambassador.
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