GERMAN NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.S’.. CABLE ASSOCIATION. JN BAVARIAN SCHOOLS. BERLIN, June 11. The Bavarian Parliament has made English compulsory, and French optional in the middle schools, reversing the previous arrangement, on- the ground that French culture had passed the highest peak and the English language was more valuable. LENIN’S CONDITION. BERLIN, June 11. Moscow reports declare Lenin dead, hut the Soviet Mission have not been notified. Nevertheless it is generally accepted that Lenin’s condition is very grave.
GERMAN PRESS VIEWS. BERLIN, June 11. Tlie “Allgenieine Zeitung” says the failure of tlie Bankers Committee at Paris, has created a very critical situation for Germany and Europe. Other newspapers take a less serious view, suggesting the Government need not now carry out the reforms promised to the Reparations Commission, or stop printing notes. GERMAN COMMUNISTS. (Received this day at 8.30 a.m.) BERLIN, June 12. ' A Communist counter demonstration attacked the Nationalist demonstration in Koenigsberg, East Prussia, in favour of Hindenburg. Communists fired, killing one soldier and wounding four, |
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1922, Page 2
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