... idea that Germany was only aggressive not warlike. Source two suggests that Bertie felt that Germany was more aggressive than warlike due to the situations she (Germany) was kept in. He stated in his secret memorandum that, "She wanted the sea board of Holland". This implies that Germany was an aggressive dealer which might have caused a lot trouble for Germany. It states that Germany was best served by keeping Britain/France/Russia arguing, because it had no other option. Source three, a response to an earlier memorandum by Crowe states that Germany had an "inability o appreciate the sensitivities of others." It also states that Germany's "support had been serviceable to us."(British). So these two sources give us the impression that Germany was only aggressive and not warlike. However source four doesn't support the question at all and states that Germany was not aggressive or warlike. The fact that it was ...

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