Noun:

किरसाच,

hirsch's Usage Examples:

melitensis, calystegia macrostegia, adenostoma fasciculatum, euphorbia peplus, ricinus communis, hirschfeldia incana, crocanthemum scoparium, rumex crispus.

At the same meeting, Tschirschky told Berchtold, if we [Austria-Hungary] compromised or bargained with Serbia, Germany would interpret this as a confession of weakness, which could not be without effect on our position in the Triple Alliance and on Germany's future policy.

Mandagomphodon hirschsoni was named by Crompton in 1972 as a species referable to Scalenodon.

On 11 July, Tschirschky reported to Jagow that he again took the occasion to discuss with Berchtold what action was to be taken against Serbia, chiefly in order to assure the minister once again, emphatically that speedy action was called for.

gold belt with fringes; hirschfänger or sabre; white gloves and black bicorne with cockade and a green hanging plume.

On that day, Tschirschky reported to Berlin that Austria-Hungary would present an ultimatum which would almost certainly be rejected and should result in war.

He ordered the German ambassador in Vienna, Count Heinrich von Tschirschky, to stop advising restraint, writing that Tschirschky will be so good to drop this nonsense.

On 10 July, Berchtold told Tschirschky he would present Serbia with an ultimatum containing unacceptable demands as the best way of causing war, but chief care would be taken about how to present these unacceptable demands.

Starting 7 July, the German Ambassador to Austria-Hungary, Heinrich von Tschirschky, and Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister Berchtold held almost daily meetings about how to co-ordinate the diplomatic action to justify a war against Serbia.

On 8 July, Tschirschky presented Berchtold with a message from Wilhelm who declared he stated most emphatically that Berlin expected the Monarchy to act against Serbia, and that Germany would not understand it, if"nbsp;.

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In response, Tschirschky told the Austro-Hungarian government that next day that Germany would support the Monarchy through thick and thin, whatever action it decided to take against Serbia.

On 12 July, Berchtold showed Tschirschky the contents of his ultimatum containing unacceptable demands, and promised to present it to the Serbs after the Franco-Russian summit between President Poincaré and Nicholas"nbsp;II was over.