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Equally unexpected is its nos oi Egrlin's orders to set p s. dictum-hip. ‘Snxony has been filth. Wold of Communism and W ever since the ‘ Wot the time or the , _ thus tWO extreme .. "do!” out openly gains! , Went. In the list « ~ at the Snxon coalition » lithe names of Zeig. sand Rocked. extreme mod to hove pulled ,pubuc litor‘ntter the Red revolt in Berlin .880. They on all now the maintenance of the mug t the Saxon Pro. . - - the Socialist. m u it Mel-sins: nu .ot Saxony. however. moon lancer-tun. Win the “Bohemian-n rule there never materialized. In the call,» duys Oi the republic Saxony con- tributed its full share of Communist activity. but this never proved dan- gerous because it was not the proud of radicalism that any other part of Germany seemed to care for. The Communists lock hope when they succeeded in getting a. Govern- ment which was half Communist. halt Socialist. They brought for— ward an elaborate plan for the es- tablishment ‘0! a. 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