ESTATE IN PRUSSIA.
VON HINDENBURG HONOURED. (United Press Association—Copyright). BERLIN, August 27. Prussia has presented to President von Hindenburg the Langenau Estate and the Preussen Forrest, formerly owned by the Hindenburg family and adjoining the President’s Neudeck estate. Captain Goering (Chief of the Prussian Police), in making the presentation at the foot of the Tanrienburg Memorial at the ceremony marking the nineteenth anniversary of the Tannenburg victory, announced that these lands would he free of taxation so Jong as a male heir of the Hindenburg line was left. Replying to greetings, President von Hindenburg in a broken voice said, “I only did my duty.”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 272, 29 August 1933, Page 5
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