BRUENING OUT
CAUSE OF RESIGNATION
HINDENBURG AND HITLER,
(United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
(Received this day at 11.15 a.m.) BERLIN, May 30
The drift of his electorate , towards Hitlerism is regarded as the fundamental reason why Hindenburg abandoned Bruening, though the immediate cause was a Cabinet plan to assign part of big private estates for settlement by the unemployed. It will not be easy for Hindenburg to find a man to replace Bruening. Hitler hurriedly broke off a propaganda tour and returned to Berlin, and had a conference with Hindenburg. It i's understood Hitler made the dissolution of the Reichstag at the general election a definite ' condition of the Nazis entering Cabinet. There are indications, however, that Hindenbuig is unfavourable to ’ a Nazi Government until after Lausanne.
CAUSES SENSATION IN FRANCE,
PARIS, May 30
Bruening’s resignation has caused a sensation in France where it was anticipated that a Government of right be established. The Berlin correspondent of the “Journal des Debuts’ comments that Prussian tradition triumphs. The National Party Are masters of overexcited Germany. .
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Hokitika Guardian, 31 May 1932, Page 6
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