HUNS TO BE TRIED

Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1919, Page 5

HUNS TO BE TRIED

FOR THEIR CRIMES, THE. LIST PUBLISHED. B; Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received July 9, 9.45 p.m. London, July 5. The Weekly Dispatch publishes the list of prominent Germans whose surrender for trial the Allies intend to demand, including:— JMnce Rupprecty of Bavaria, for deportations from Lille and Roubaix. General Mackensen, for thefts, incendiarism, and executions in Roumania. General von Bulow, for. burning Belgian towns and executing a { hundred civilians. ,Von der Lancken, for connivance in the Cavell murder. Admiral von Capelle, for submarine outrages. Commanders Valentiner, Forstner, and Wernher, for sinking hospital ships. Von Manteufel, for burning Louvain. Major von Bulow, for the destruction of Aerschot and shooting ISO civilians. Four commandants of prisoners' camps, including Rudigar, of Rnhleben. P»neral Liman von Sanders, for mas- » s&cres of Armenians and Syrians. UNDENBUIO'S DESIRES. fIBEjPAKED TO SHIELD WILHELM. London. July 8. "Ae English, Hit of German offenders ft«iinst the rules of warfare has been competed. • It includes Admiral von Tlie Berlin correspondent - i the Daily Expresa states that Hindenburg, in an autograph letter to Marshal Foch, appeals to his chivalry to persuade the «les not to persist in the demand for ttelm'a etbidition, and offers to take Wflheim's place,