THE POLISH FARCE
BREACH OF THE LAW OF NATIONS Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. Petrograd, November 7. The newspapers denounce the Polisi. move as a, levy in mass on Poland and a flagrant violation of . international law. ' GERMAN PRESS ONLY HALF-SAT-ISFIED. London, November 7. The German Press comments in a reserved fashion on the Poland question.Few papers are fully satisfied. The Conservative newspapers blame the Chancellor for riot giving opportunities •' to discuss the matter before the Proclamation was issued, and declare that., the moment for the announcement was ' badly chosen. They fear it will cause unrest in Poland, where closer touch with the new State will be desired. 5 The Liberals and Radicals fear that, . owing to the number of pro-Russians in Poland, better relations with Russia ■ after the war will be hampered. GERMAN ATTEMPT TO DELUDE HOLLAND. Amsterdam, November 7. Holland has been inundated with German propagandist telegrams from Warsaw, intended to give the impression that general enthusiasm prevails in Poland over the Austro-German proclamation.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2924, 9 November 1916, Page 5
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165THE POLISH FARCE Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2924, 9 November 1916, Page 5
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