Karl Kautsky  Germany, England and the World­Policy   Source:
From The Social Democrat, 1900, Vol.4, No.8, August 1900,
pp.230-36, the monthly journal of the Social Democratic
Federation which ran from 1897-1911. Translation: From Vorwärts,
8th and 10th 1900. Transcribed by: Ted Crawford, January 2003.
I feel that at a time when the problem of Imperialism has
assumed so pressing a character the following article, which
appeared in, under the above title, will be, on account of its
dispassionate tone and the thoroughness of its analysis, of
especial interest to comrades in England.  J.B. Askew  The
article commences by pointing out how, for some time past, the
German and English capitalist press has been exciting public
opinion in both countries the one against the other, and to show
the manner in which leading events of the past year have been
manipulated as it suited the purposes of the press, it takes on
the one side the Times, the Observer, and the Daily Mail, and,
on the other papers like the Rhine-Westp