GERMAN JOY OF LIVING
“TOO FESTIVE” WARNING OF STRESEMANN By Cable. —Press Association. — Copyright. LONDON, Wednesday. The Berlin correspondent of the Times says Herr Stresemann, German Foreign Minister, addressed a Commercial Congress at Dresden., He said that
judging by appearances thoughtlessness and the “joy of living” were unfortunately assuming greater pro p o rtions in Germany every day. This was a great economic mistake, and must
Herr Stresemann be combated by all possible means. Foreign countries had not realised the contrast between sur face appearances and the real life of the nation. Excessive festivities and building activities had created an impression abroad that the Germany which lost the war was now able to afford things which the victorious nations could not afford. Herr Stresemann said he especially deplored the accusation that Germans were deliberately living beyond their means in order to prove the impossibility of paying reparations. —Times
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 192, 3 November 1927, Page 1
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