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iCSTHALIAN AND N.Z CABLE ASSOCIATION, LUDENDOBFF TRIAL. BERLIN, March 22. At Munich, the Public Prosecutor in a speech at the Ludondorff trial, asked for sentences for Hitler one of eightyears imprisonment in a fortress, and for Ludciidortr, ono if two years, and for the others two years and less. LONDON, .March 22 The “Daily Telegraph” says that the counsel’s speech at Munich contained as many compliments as condemnations. He said that even where Ludondorff had broken the law, he had shown himself a German from lop to toe, and a bravo soldier. His activity could only have an accessory significance, after the chief participators had already begun a violent-overthrow of the Government, for which Liulendorfi could he pronounced guilty only of aiding and abetting the crime of high treason. The newspapers generally regard the spooeli as confirming the early impression of “whitewashing” Ludendorfi'.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1924, Page 2
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145GERMAN ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1924, Page 2
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