WILHELM HOHENZOLLERN.
! HIS VAST POSSESSIONS. i ______ PRUSSIA COMPENSATES HIM. TREASURES FOR THE STATE. j (By Cable.—rress Association.—Copyright. 1 (Received n n.ni.l BERLIN, December 1. Thirty million marks in cash, ISO.OOO acres of agricultural land and forests, three palaces in Berlin and one in Baselberg, also some Berlin house property. is the price the Prussian Ministry of Finance has agreed to pay the ex-Kaiser as compensation. I The Prussian rotate retains the socalled Crown castles, all works of art in the Berlin Museum and Schack Gallery in Munich, the Crown jewels, tlie Hohenzollern Museum and Library, and the archives from tho Royal theatres, their endowments of 70.000 acres of lands and forests, some house property in Berlin and Potsdam, also revenue from the former Crown estates. The Ministry declares that the thirty million marks above mentioned is equivalent to the value of the property, which now falls into the hands of the State—(A. and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 285, 2 December 1925, Page 7
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