decided, to reorganize the university of the town of Gent     on ↩
the basis of the Dutch language, which 98 % of the population ↩
of that town and its neighbourhood talk.

13)          So the outcome of the war will be a continuous line ↩
from the mouth of the Rhine     to the mouth Antwerp!     of the Euphrat     Basra    !, which ↩
will be traversed in a few years hence with a sleeping-car in ↩
8 days, binding together Orient and Occident. Nobody will suffer less by that "German line" than ↩
the British Empire    , which a strong and saturated Germany     would ↩
nbe glad to uphold.

14)          As our Emperor has said, Germany has no other aim ↩
than to fulfill her world mission by the work of peace in ↩
"science, in economics and in art", in free competition friendship and on ↩
equal terms with the other great cultural powers of the world. ↩
The last meaning of this so much misunderstood "German Kultur" ↩
could be described by the follewing words: mankind tried to ↩
realize the freedom of the individual by so - called free ↩
competition, - mankind failed, as the stronger trampled down ↩
the weak. Germany tries to realize the freedom of mankind by ↩
social organisation, which puts as well the strong as the weak ↩
to the places, where they can use best their faculties, and ↩
hopes to surpass the strong individual, represented by the ↩
best type of Englishman, by the stronger Organisation of the ↩
social whole.

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