GERMAN EXCITEMENT
DISTURBANCES EXPECTED
WARNING AGAINST HEEDEESS
ACTION,
(UNITE! PRESS ASSOCIATION.—C*HRI«HT.)
(F.EUTER'S IKLBSr.AU.)
(Received February 26, 1.30 p.m.)
BERLIN, 24th February.
As the result of violent pan-German, propaganda following on the decisions of the Paris Conference, apprehensions are entertained of an. outbreak of disturbances in Germany during the London Conference. The possibility that a coup d'etat may be attempted, is, being discussed. 1 The Allgemiene Zeitung publishes a warning against heedless action, which will only renew foreign suspicion, and says that Germany s military leanings may be imputed by the German proletariat to the whole of the middle class instead of to a few political adventurers.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 6
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