GERMANY AND FRANCE.
COMPARISON OF ARMAMENTS. CONFISCATION OF WAIi MATERIAL. (UriTKD I'RlllS ASSOCIATION- —BT KIdE'.TRIO TF-LEGXAPH —COI'VIUGHT.) (Received December Ist, 11.1.} p.m,.i BERLIN, December J. General Groener in an interview vigorously protested that France was not carrying out h«r solemn undertaking to disarm alter Germany had done so. lie said that this must result in an unbearable disproportion of armaments in Kurope. The InterAllied Disarmament Commission had confiscated 130,000 machine guns in Germany, 60,000 guns, 15,700 aeroplanes. 27,700 aeropluno engines, ami of 10,000 factories capable of making armaments, 600 had been destroyed, and others were so transformed as to be useless for military purposes. Germany could now be overrun by the French and Belgian standing armies of 740,000 men, 1000 aeroplanes, and 2GOO tanks.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20100, 2 December 1930, Page 11
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