BRITAIN AND GERMANY.
MUTUAL RELATIONS, REVIEWED BY THE GERMAN'! CHANCELLOR. .1 t AGREEMENT ON FOREIGN QUESTIONS; By TelegrapU—Press Association—Cepyrisht' Berlin, December 0. Speaking in the Reichstag, the Imperial' Chancellor (Mcrr .von BethmamiHollweg) stated the good relations with Groat Britain found expression in tho London Conference, which future ages would remember with gratitude. The negotiations for the removal of difficulties in connection with the Bagdud railwa y had inado considerable pro. gross.
Mo added -hat Germain- held a similar view as. to Turkey's future as Sir KdwfM'd Grey and Jlr. Asquith, namely, tho preservation of territorial integrity on a basis of internal reform.
Tho Chancellor added that in order to avoid economic colonial conflicts it was neccss.irv to permanently keep mutual relations in tranquil paths, Germany and Great Britain were negotiating over African questions, and the rights of other Powers would bo fully respected.
Tho two Governments' were working for a fair compromise in connection' with the interests of both countries.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1929, 11 December 1913, Page 7
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