SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
ATTITUDE TOWARDS MILITARISM.
Received 27 th, 14 a.m. Berlin, August 26.
The Socialist Congress at Stuggart, with a view to showing a united Iront, adopted, by acclamation and without dismission, the sub-committee's resolution on militarism, combining the German and French resolutions. It proposed the establishment of citizen militia and the employment of arbitration iu Mttling disputes. A sensation was caused by M. llerie opposing the adoption without discussion. He demanded an assurance that the German social Democrats agreed with the resolution, not with Here Bebel's and M Vollmar's views, as expressed in committee.
M. Vailderveldc explained they agreed With the combination oi resolutions.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 27 August 1907, Page 3
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