ANGLO-FRENCH RIFT
GERMANS’ FOND HOPE
London, September 2.
Dr. John Boodin, a Minnesota professor, interviewed after the University Congress, at Leipzig, said. h» found a general hope amjng educated Germans of an early rift Between Britain and France. Germans had no more love for England than they bad' before the war. They regarded the British propaganda as tho greatest factor in their defeat, unifying the world's opinion against Germany. Merchants and industrial leaders deprecated the war, and believed their rulers had made a gross blunder. Yet, while. labourers were sick of the war and merchants were eager to, restore trade, the mere mention of. France inspires an emotional outburst of hatred, which must bo recognised as favourable to the Royalist propaganda.—" The Times.” '
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 301, 14 September 1921, Page 5
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