You must remember that after the cataclysm of 1917, Russia has been born again in travail and agony.
No hand was outstretched to help her, save that of Germany alone, for her own sake ultimately, perhaps, but nevertheless with invaluable results to Russia.

We had vast resources which Germany exploited, magnificent human material which Germany has educated and disciplined.
The two nations have grown together for their common interest.

At the same time, Paul Matinsky and very many others have always felt that there is one of Germany's great ambitions in which Russia ought not necessarily to become involved.

I think--I hope that you understand me." "In plain words," Nigel said, "you refer to this projected plan of isolating England." "In plain words, I do," she admitted.

"Russia's intentions concerning that are trembling in the balance.