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Germany

“COD PUNISH ENGLAND!”

POLICY OF HATE EXPOUNDED.

GERMAN CHANCELLOR’S VENOM

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA ACCUSED

OF HYPOCRISY.

“WE MUST CAIN THE. FREEDOM

OF THE SEAS.”

United Press Association. (Received 9.10 a.in.) London, August 20

Chancellor von Betlimauu-Hollweg, in the Reichstag, charged the Allies with blood-guiltiness in concealing the real situation in England. Already, lie said.- she had abandoned the fable that she- was fighting for Belgium. She had strangled commerce t conrpeL led neutral ships on the High Seas to take;British ’crews aboard, ami occu'pied icei-tai’n Creek Islands. He' ae-c-useql' Russia and '■ 'England vi hypocrisy? over the Persian settlement find .accused the late King Ed war 1' of promoting a policy for Get many's isolation. IY wliv'a 1 (-ahirmiV to liecdse Germany of WinW guilty of' the win 1 because she GTiVsed’hhigland^ 1 pi'epnsiils fpp.'a coufiri-neei 'and tile waf- becfnhe upavoidable solely “by* ’'.the Russian ipobilisation. Peace was only possible by the Germans securing an inviolable strong position. England’s policy of the Imhmce of power must disappear. We must gain the freedom of ■ the seas', and not allow England to rule over that; they ,server equally, all peoples.

A jpiTIFUiL . EXHIBITION^

“FILLED WITH PHYSICAL LOATH-

INC.”

,W A P7l)v) ■■■■ ■ 11J f I Cft UHT THE REICHSTAG UNCONVINCED.

(Received 10.25va.-nu) Berlin; August 20

A correspondent of the Koelhische Yolks Zeitung says: “It was as if the Chancellor was filled with physical loathing when he spoke of Sir Edward Grey’s frivolity and blood-guilt, and when Hollweg spoke of England; The House listened breathlessly to his description of how England strangled and violated the rights of neutrals. When Hollweg pleaded for having had good intentions in his former pro-English policy, the Reichstag accepted his explanation, although there was little or no applause.” KAISER DECORATES TIRPITZ.

(Received 10.25 a.m.) Amsterdam, August 20. The Kaiser has conferred -he Drdei of Merit on Admiral Von Tirpis/,.

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Bibliographic details
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 94, 21 August 1915, Page 5

Word count
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310

Germany Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 94, 21 August 1915, Page 5

Germany Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 94, 21 August 1915, Page 5

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