GERMANY WITHIN.
fAUSTRALIAN &’ V.fc. CABLE ASSOCIATION]
THE KAISER’S FLIGHT. (Received this dav at 1.30 p.m.) AMSTERDAM. March 20,
General Hindenburg replying to General Ludendorff, and other critics, says he was responsible for the Kaiser’s flight to Holland and states Prince Max published abdication without tho Kaiser’s consent. The army was then becoming exhausted and the outbreak of the revolution jeopardised the troops food supplies and created doubts of their reliability. It was impossible for the Kaiser to return to the Ffitherland. He could have sought death leading fl'P Army in the last attack, hut that would have caused needless sacrifice. After a great mental struggle the Kaiser accepted advice to go to Holland, hoping to save Germany further losses and enabled her to be restored. It was not the Kaiser’s fault that his hope was falsifier},
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1919, Page 3
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