FRANCE AND ENTENTE.
ABANDONMENT SUGGESTED.
OPPOSED INTERESTS.
NEW ALLIANCES SOUGHT. (Bj Cable.—Prew Association.—Copyright.) (Received 10 a.m.) PARIS, March 26. The "Figaro" gives prominence to an article advocating that France should: abandon the Entente and seek new alliances founded on reciprocity of in-! terest. The writer claims that England; might have prevented the Great War by intervening at the psychological moment in 19U, and that since 1919 England's declaration of her intention to apply the! Treaty would have been sufficient to, make the Ruhr advance unnecesary. He i adds: "The German failure which led US j to the Ruhr is the result of the English I failure. The interests of the two countries are so opposed that with the best I will in the world an Entente is imI possible. France must freely adopt I solutions which can save her to-day and
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 73, 26 March 1923, Page 5
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