...least an attitude of friendly neutrality towards the latter. If, however, in such a case the aggressor should be supported by Russia either in the form of active co-operation or by military measures threatening the party attacked, the obligation stipulated in Article I. of this Treat} , to assist...

...least an attitude of friendly neutrality towards the latter. If, however, in such a case the aggressor should be supported by Russia either in the form of active co-operation or by military measures threatening the party attacked, the obligation stipulated in Article I. of this Treatj , to assist...

...high ally, but to maintain at least a benevolent neutral attitude towards his high ally. III. But if in such a case the attacking Power should be supported by Russia, whether in the form of an active co-operation or by military measures threatening the side attacked,...

...observe at least an attitude of benevolent neutrality towards its High Co-contractor. If, hewever, in such a case the attacking Power should be supported...measures menacing to the party attacked, the obligation denned in Clause I of reciprocal help with the entire armed strength comes immediately into foree in...

...Empires, and in consequence thereof, only to conclude peace jointly and hi agreement. Clause II. — Should one of the high contracting parties be attacked...the party attacked, the obligation defined in Clause I. of reciprocal help with the entire armed strength, comes immediately into force in this case also,...

...agreement. Clause II. — Should one of the high contracting parties be attacked by another Power, tho other high contracting party hereby binds itself,...military measures menacing to the party attacked, tho obligation defined in Clause I. of reciprocal help with the entire armed strength, comes immediately...

...least an attitude of friendly neutrality towards the latter. If, however, in such a case the aggressor should be supported by Russia, either in the form of active co-operation only military measures threatening the party attacked, the obligation stipulated in Art. I. of this...

...but at the least to observe a benevolent neutral attitude with regard to the High Contracting Party. If, however, in such a case the attacking Power should be supported on the part of Russia, whether by way of active co-operation, or by military measures which menace...

...forces of the Empires and, in consequence thereof, only to conclude peace jointly and in agreement. " 1. Should one of the High Contracting Parties be attacked...the party attacked, the obligation defined in Clause I of reciprocal help with the entire armed strength comes immediately into force in this case also,...

...forces of the Empires and, in consequence thereof, only to conclude peace jointly and in agreement. " 2. Should one of the High Contracting Parties be attacked...measures menacing to the party attacked, the obligation denned in Clause I of reciprocal help with the entire armed strength comes immediately into force in...