On February 24, a copy of it was given to Walter Hines Page, and it was released to the press a week later. It was dated January 19 and addressed to Minister von Eckhardt, who was told to get Japan to switch sides, as well as instructed to propose an
On February 24, a copy of it was given to Walter Hines Page, and it was released to the press a week later. It was dated January 19 and addressed to Minister von Eckhardt, who was told to get Japan to switch sides, as well as instructed to propose an alliance. FTP, identify this document, named for the foreign secretary who sent it in code in 1917, which offered New Mexico, Texas and Arizona to Mexico if that country would join the German side.
On February 24, a copy of it was given to Walter Hines Page, and it was released to the press a week later.
the {Zimmermann Note} or the {Zimmermann Telegram}