GERMAN SPEECHES
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fßeceivec this day at !).20. a.m.) BERLIN, Jan. I. In our impending reparations discussions there were two significant passages in the. speeches at the ceremony of Cabinet and diplomatic corps paying respects to President llindcnInirg, who said:—‘‘The German people are very bitter Hint a large strip oi their country is still occupied, and deprived of Ibe liberty which we claim by a divine right.” Mueller contested the exaggerated idea abroad that Germany had regained a state of prosperity. It was all contrary to facts. The only solution of flu' gigantic problems ol reparations and Rhineland would he to eliminate the war tension remaining between Germany and the Allies and restore the sincere friendly relations so essential to the maintenance oi peace. TTind'-nburg ri plying said:—“\A e will use our entire strength to remove the obstacles to natural progress.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 January 1929, Page 5
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