THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
(Australia & N.Z. Cable Association 1 AY IT AT GERMANY WANTS. (Received this day at 11.0 a.m.) LONDON, Feb. 22. Dr Strcsomnnn declared that (•crummy would always he willing to negotiate for the reconstruction of Europe, but if the snirit of the Locarno Pact was accepted as a symbol of the future, the Allied troops must he withdrawn from the Rhineland; that, was a |og.i;al consequence of the new European situation, whereby it. was sought to solve tli? problem of security by methods other than military force. The Berlin correspondent of the “Times” declares the speech is interpreted as meaning the l Government believes Germany’s entry into the League creates an entirely new situation in foreign all'airs. One of Germany's first aims will he to seek new support: within the League for the Ulcerating of the occupied territory. Germany assumes tlio Geneva tribunal is not yet a haven of peace, hut of a struggle for international power. She expects strong opposition before she obtains rights.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 February 1926, Page 3
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