GERMANY AND FRANCE.
—-♦—- REASSURING NOTE FROM DR. BTRESEMANN.
(ST CABLE—ntSiS 16S0CttW0»~COWBIOBtt.) UcsniUAX tm» n.e. easts AStocunov.) (Received February 3rd, 8.5 p.m.) PARIS, February 2.
Dr. Strtsemann has addressed a Note to tho Government denying rumours that the new members of tho German Cabinet disagreed regarding the confirmation of the disarmament and war material settlements. On the contrary, the decision wbb sanctioned unanimously. A second Note affirms that the Berlin section of the Wehrwolf organisation has been dissolved, and further military activities prohibited. French diplomatic circles are greatly pleated by these unexpected Notes, which are regarded as further proof that the Lobtrno spirit still pr«jw» "» Germany, and that a real effort at agreement has been made by both Berlin and Paris.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18917, 4 February 1927, Page 11
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