Comic Papers Censured.
Imperial Chancellor Von Buelow, speaking in the Reichstag (Berlin), censured the German comic newspapers for ridiculing Russia in connection with the war. Ho condemned their “ unmeasured violence and injudieidus attitude ” in respect to the South African war. He added that the more the socialists conducted such hostile, clamorous and stupid propaganda against the Russian Government, the more would the German Government be compelled to take pains to maintain peaceable relations with Russia. He referred to “undercurrents in Europe creating warlike complications. While trusting that France's desire for revenge would vanish, he was unable to regard that matter with a feeling of optimism. The attacks on Germany in the English newspapers indicated the presence of plenty of explosive material, and people were desirous of applying the match. Personally, and on behalf of Germany, he disclaimed all sympathy with Anglophobia. Count Von Buelow denied that there existed a secret treaty between Germany and Russia.
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Northland Age, Volume 1, Issue 18, 13 December 1904, Page 2
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155Comic Papers Censured. Northland Age, Volume 1, Issue 18, 13 December 1904, Page 2
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