Arthur Zimmerman. The Office was Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Zimmermann Telegram or Note
In 1917 a document now known as the Zimmermann Telegram was intercepted by the British. In it, Germany urged Mexico to form an alliance with them and wage war against the US. In return, Germany promised Mexico much of its old lands back, consisting of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
The secret German note that urged Mexico to join the central powers was called the Zimmermann Telegram or the Zimmermann Note. The note was intercepted by British intelligence and the contents were revealed to the US. Mexico ignored the note and rejected the proposal when the US entered the war.
The Zimmermann telegram was published. The telegram stated in case of conflict between Germany and U.S. a formal alliance was to be extended to Mexico by Germany. Germany offered significant financial aid and also promised if Mexico was successful in combating and defeating the U.S. it would gain the territories of Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico back. This telegram was captured and decoded by the British in January 1917 given to the U.S. on February 26, and released to the public on March 1st 1917. On March 3rd German foreign secretary Arthur Zimmermann confirmed the accuracy and authenticity of the telegram. April 2nd President Wilson went before congress and asked for permission to declare war on Germany. 4 days later on April 6th he was granted permission.
Between January 16 and 19, 1917, German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmerman sent a top-secret, coded telegram to Count Johann von Bernstorff, Germany's imperial ambassador to the United States. Bernstorff, with the unwitting aid of the United States State Department relayed the message to the German embassy in Mexico City. In the process, the British intercepted the telegram and began decoding the information with the aid of German code books they had discovered in 1914. Long story short they used German Code books they stole 3 years ago.
the zimmermann telegram
The Zimmermann Telegram was published in the newspapers across America on March 1, 1917. The intercepted letter was from Arthur Zimmermann (German foreign secretary) to the German ambassador of Mexico about a propose alliance.
Telegram from the German foreign minister to the German ambassador in Mexico intercepted by British spies. Stated that the Germans would regain stolen land and return them to Mexico from the US
The Zimmermann Telegram was from the Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmermann in 1917.
Zimmermann was the foreign minister of Germany. He sent a telegram to the German ambassador in Mexico promising Germany's assistance in reclaiming the territory in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico if Mexico would declare war on the United States.
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The Zimmermann Telegram (or Zimmermann Note) was an invitation from the Arthur Zimmerman, the Foreign Secretary of the German Empire, to the German Ambassador to Mexico. If Mexico would join forces with Germany, they would be given American land when the war was over.
They were outraged over a possible German-Mexican alliance.The Zimmermann Telegram provoked widespread outrage in the United States. For many, it was the final straw in a string of incidents blamed on Germany.
all of these answers are correct[The Zimmermann note added to America's reasons for war because it discussed the invasion of California and Texaswas said to be sent from Germany to Mexicourged Mexico to join the Central Powers.]
German subs sinking the Lusitania and the Zimmermann Telegram.
The Zimmermann Telegram or Note
In 1917 a document now known as the Zimmermann Telegram was intercepted by the British. In it, Germany urged Mexico to form an alliance with them and wage war against the US. In return, Germany promised Mexico much of its old lands back, consisting of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.