SOCIALISTS AND PEACE.
FREE POLAND AND BELGIUM. COPENHAGEN", June 21: During a provisional conference between the Dutch and Scandinavian committees and representatives of the British Socialists of the majority party, the latter expressed themselves in favour of the re-establishment of Belgium, the evacuation of Northern France, the independence ot Poland, and the complet* political equality of all nationalities in Austria-Hungary, with the democratisation of the latter, as the most important of peace conditions. — (A. and N.Z,)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 148, 22 June 1917, Page 5
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