WILHELM'S COMPLAINT

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 104, 27 January 1920, Page 7

WILHELM'S COMPLAINT

"DUPED AND ABANDONED BY

EVERYBODY"

NO LONGER WISHES TO RETURN

TO GERMANY

(By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright (Ecc, January 25, 5.5 p.m.)

London, January 25.

The ".Morning Post's" Berlin correspondent reports that the German newspapers are publishing the ex-Kaiser's letter to Prince Furstenbtirg, in ,vhich Wilhclm states that he n«> longer wishes to return to Germany, where everybody, oven von Bethmann-llollweg, von Ludendorff, and von Tirpitz had duped and abandoned him. He adds: "I suffer much in health. The pains in the right leg and arm have returned. I suffer still moro owing to the uncertain future and what is going to happen. I have nothing favourable.to hope, for since Nicholas's tragic cnd.'Reganl for monarchical solidarity has disappeared from tho world. Others believe they may have their thrones by abandoning me. Henry's and Victoria's appeals have died away without finding an echo."—Aus,-N.Z. Cable Assn.

|A previous message 6fated that 'the ox-Kaiser, in a letter to Prince Furstenburg, hatl complained bitterly of ■ the "Morning Post's" publication of his letters to the late Tsar, which he said was contrary to all justice. Ho was seeking legal advice to prevent the publication in Germany and the countries which were her late allies, but they had already been reprinted there .from the "Morning Post," in addition to all other European countries.]