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President Woodrow Wilson accused Germany of engaging in unrestricted submarine warfare, which threatened neutral shipping and violated international law. He specifically condemned Germany for its attacks on American ships and the loss of American lives, particularly in incidents like the sinking of the Lusitania. Wilson also charged Germany with promoting instability and conflict in Europe through its aggressive military actions and alliances.

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