One thing that is pretty obvious however, is that joining the war would more than likely not have benefited Mexico whatsoever, and is why they didn't join. Either way, both sides are reasonably arguable. and get them to join the war (something Germany would not have wanted, and thus would not have made themselves). Then again, it may have been made only to anger U.S. It may just have been that they wanted more people on their side, and thought this to be an effective form of bribery to get Mexico to fight alongside them. Germany knows very well that Mexico is unable to compete with the U.S. This leads us to the original prospect as to why might the telegram be fake. was a lot more powerful (in military, population, government, etc.) than them. already fully occupied the lands Mexico would "get back", and that the U.S. They might or might not have been told, more likely not). If it was fake, there was nothing to agree to in the first place (Even if they didn't know that. In Carol Helstosky’s class on the War to End All Wars, typically offered during spring quarter. On the one hand, friendship for England was the cornerstone of Italian foreign policy. 10, 1920, the controversial Treaty of Versailles which established the terms for peace at the end of World War I went into effect. Mexicans could have refused the telegram for 2 reasons. The First World War and Its Aftermath WHEN THE WAR broke out in 1914, Italy was, and since 1882 had been, an ally of Germany and Austria-Hungary. to enter into the war, while others argue that it is what we are told it is. Some people believe that the ZImmermann Telegram was just an excuse for the U.S. Why Germany would chose to contact Mexico is open to question, and a very arguable matter. would lead to more damage for them (and increase in racism from part of the whites). Technically, Mexico has never been that strong or prominent of a nation, and I'm guessing that they knew that a war with the U.S. I R ApTopic: History Blog Brand: The Buzz Tags: Germany World War I Military War Yes, Germany Could Have Won World War I (And Changed History Forever) Yes, this could have. The truth is, we just will never know the true legitimacy of the telegram, no matter how much you want to argue it. Arthur Zimmermann publicly confirmed the telegram, but if you think about it, that could be bogus, too. The Zimmermann Telegram is "proven" to be real and sent to Mexico, but then again all this proof was discovered by the British, and other proof of the letter was found in the UK.
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