A message from Paris to the "Xew York Times'' siys the i'aris ncwspaj>er, "Intransigo.ant," prints an amazing story of a secret War Council in Berlin, which is alleged tVi have discussed an imnicili'ite war with France and Poland. According to this story the General Staff reported that 350,000 trcops were available for use against Poland, and 700,000 against Franco. Bolshevik aid was certain, and there were new classes of voting men to draw uporu The attitude of Great Britain and America was uncertain, but the conclusion _ was reached that France would rcceiye a free hand, and the plan was accordingly dropped.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16852, 4 June 1920, Page 8
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