"WE SHALL STAND FIRM"
DR. YON SIMONS 0M» GERMANY'S
ATTITUDE.
, BERLIN, 25fch February. Dr. yon Simons, in a final speech before leaving for London,- stated that the experts had not yet reached an agreement as to the counter-proposals, but had submitted at'plan'for paying Germany's opponents, Tghile keeping within the boixnda of practicability. Ho added : "The French newspapers declare that there will not be any question at London of altering the Paris decisions. -In thai case we shall go in vain." He concluded by appealing to the nation not to budge, and he said : "You may bo assured we "shall stand firm."
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 5
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