SUNDAY AT BREST LITO VSK
A STORMY ENDING
ALL THE SEEDS OF CONFLICT
REMAIN
(AUSIBALIAN-NEW ZBAUNB' CABLE ASSOCIATION.) v ZURICH,; 14th February.
The Augsburger Zeitung learns authoritatively that Sunday's final conference at Brest -Litovsk was stormy. It says the German newspapers were misled in describing an amicable discussion resulting in an understanding that there should be no peace and no war, but declares that after warm speeches t>y Dr. yon Kuhlmann, Count Czernin, and M. Trotsky negotiations were brutally ruptured, leaving all the seeds of future conflict.
The German press is already accusing the Russians, not merely the Bolsheviks, of criminal designs. The Stuttgart Tageblatt declares that) the Kaiser and the military chiefs are conferring at headquarters upon the eventuality of enforcing military measures against the Russians.
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 7
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