GAMBLING GENERAL
AT HEAD OF GERMAN STAFF. (Times and Sydney Sim Services.) LONDON, March 1. The "Manchester Guardian" has received a copy, of the issue of Maximilian Hardens paper 'Die Zukunft," which led to its .suppression. The paper, in its leading article, attacked General Falkenhayn (Chief of the German General Staff), asking why should the fate of Germany be committed to a gambler,, adding that General Falkenhayn is an inveterate gambler. He was so heavily indebted that he was compelled to le?,ve the army and take a. commercial position in China. Later he was recalled,' and made rapid strides to supreme command.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 53, 2 March 1916, Page 5
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