THE SECRET ARMING OF GERMANY
REVELATIONS NOT AN EXAGGERATION , DISQUIETING EFFECTS IN LONDON By Tslesrarn—Prcn i.?joci<illon—CoryrieM London, November 20. Tho German revelations have eausod disquietude in tho House of Commons. The "Times" lobbyist states that those who possess first-hand information state that the picture is not overdrawn. One member of the llouso of Commons says that whilst journeying in the Eastern German provinces recently lie was astonlonishcd to discover an army of 25,000 stationed in the eastern marches. Tho "Daily News," commenting on "Tho Timos's" disclosures, asks what policy tho Allies will adopt to prevent a grave upheaval. General Sir F. Maurico writes that /hose who best know what is going on anticipate a reactionary rising in Prussia at any time, but it will bo tho sitrnnl for a Red rising in South Germany. Tho latter is the greater peril, and will call for instant and resolute action by tho Allies—Aus.-N.Z, Cablo Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 52, 25 November 1919, Page 7
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153THE SECRET ARMING OF GERMANY Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 52, 25 November 1919, Page 7
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