Letter to President Wilson on the Mid-European Union

Letter to President Wilson on the Mid-European Union

Thomas G. Masaryk

University of Pittsburgh

Democracy

Mittel-Europa

Germanophobia

Woodrow Wilson

WWI

Versailles

T.G. Masaryk writes to President Woodrow Wilson to gain support for a Mid-European Union that would stretch from the Baltic to the Greek Peninsula. Masaryk sees this Union as a new way to organize Central Europe, and appeals to Wilson's principles of democracy and self-determination. Masayrk states that the dismemberment of Austria-Hungary and the subsequent reorganization of Central Europe is the primary goal of WWI.
Gabriel Slon

November 1, 1918

Letter/correspondence

Paper

Text

31735070926724

Thomas G. Masaryk Papers, Archives and Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System, Box 1, Folder 8.

English

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