A little known fact of this document was that an analysis of the feasibility of its proposal was actually undertaken, with the final answer being no. British cryptographers of Room 40 successful intercepted and decoded this document, and related its contents to the American government. Among the pretenses of this document was the offer to help Mexico recover its lost territory from the Mexican War. FTP, name this document sent to the Mexican government by the German Foreign Secretary of the same name during World War I, asking Mexico to enter i
A little known fact of this document was that an analysis of the feasibility of its proposal was actually undertaken, with the final answer being no. British cryptographers of Room 40 successful intercepted and decoded this document, and related its contents to the American government. Among the pretenses of this document was the offer to help Mexico recover its lost territory from the Mexican War. FTP, name this document sent to the Mexican government by the German Foreign Secretary of the same name during World War I, asking Mexico to enter into an alliance with Germany.
A little known fact of this document was that an analysis of the feasibility of its proposal was actually undertaken, with the final answer being no.
{Zimmerman Telegram}