NEW GOVERNMENT
IN GERMANY, [United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.J BERLIN, March 29. At President Von' Hindenburg’s request, Doctor Henrich Bruening is endeavouring to form a Cabinet. He is 43 years of age, and during the war he won the Iron Cross. He entered the Reichstag in 1924, and became the Leader of the Centre Party. Significance is attached to an opinion expressed by the Centre Party’s official organ ‘Germania” to the effect that the Government may be forced to rule the country even against Parliament. LATER, Doctor Bruening lias completed a Coalition Cabinet. There are only four -new Ministers, including himself. The fact that Herr Curtius remains For eign Minister indicates the maintenance of the late Dr. Stresemann’s policy, which Herr Curtius has carried on. The Nationalist, Herr Schiele’s retention of the portfolio of agriculture has created difficulties owing to Hugonberg’s recent attacks on Dr. Bruening, hut President Hindenberg intervened, urging Herr Schiele to continue, as he wishes his Agrarian progromme to he carried out.
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Hokitika Guardian, 31 March 1930, Page 4
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