Venustiano Carranza rejected its offer to make an alliance that would try and return areas such as Texas to Mexico.
James Watson Gerard processed this document so it could avoid the Swedish Roundabout. This document confirmed an intention to break the Sussex Pledge. A copy of this document was obtained through the efforts of Thomas Hohler and Edward Thurstan. An early edition of a Barbara Tuchman book about this document incorrectly began with an account of the CS Telconia cutting underwater cables. It was first publicly used in an attempt to break a filibuster led by George Norris and Robert (*) LaFollette. This document was intercepted and deciphered by William Reginald Hall and Nigel de Grey in Room 40. Venustiano Carranza rejected its offer to make an alliance that would try and return areas such as Texas to Mexico. For 10 points, name this document sent by the namesake German Foreign Secretary which led to the United States entering the First World War.
James Watson Gerard processed this document so it could avoid the Swedish Roundabout.
Zimmermann telegram [or Zimmermann note]