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‘-r1nnn Emperor William comically
‘ex. ected to emerge Victoriously from
the world war and then marshal his
continental armies against England
in what he termed ‘lhe second Polio
M’ar.“ says Mathias Erzberger. in
hi- volume of war recollections just
7 published at Stuttgart. MAW
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in the sense of‘ conflict for world ‘
. emnremacy between‘ two» gr‘at' »
nations. 7
Ember-gar, who was formerly min-
later of finances.«but now» has
goral'ily retired from public ’bolltit‘al
activities; set forth Wilt)» meet.
ing between the then‘Emporor W718
lion) and the Reichstag lenders, after
the fall of Chancellor Batman non.
veg and following the adoption all
the peace resolution in July 1517.
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thusiastic over thwphraaor "pace or
compromise." which he arms! was *
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w‘miam stated “It meant" laa'oati
“mat we take the money, raw prod
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, PC ken: at our encodes and transfer
leaders min-g
them to our own.
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meeting between theSKaiaer and the
Parliamentary leaders was not only
a grave misfortune but it .proved “the
eat out with the spade that ulti-
{mat ly resulted in the overthrow of
the prevailing regimes”
'He concludes the clamor with the
statement that the Ratchet“? veter-
an: who up to that time were gpposed
..to the parliamentary system?
.rery night openly avowed that the old
’sv ctem would inevitably plunge Ger-
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A. Kuhn. 5 Income business man who
has just arrived here after 5. five
montha’ trip to Moscow told the cor-
that the bkthratc in the Russian cit-
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where no morc’chlldreu were born.
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grandma all over the world. "
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