UP, THE FATHERLAND!
GERMANY MUST HELP HERSELF
HINDSNBURG'S BIRTHDAY
MESSAGE.
(«ni»' MOMS ASSOCIATION.—COPTEIWr.)
' OCBTIUUAN • NSW ZI ALAMO CAJtE 49COCUH0K.) ' BERLIN, 3rd October. ' Field-Marshal yon Hindenburg is celebrating his 75th birthday. He received a number of deputations, and, to their congratulations, he said: " Our great time-' must . com© again. Germany cannot *• always remain in disgrace. She must not place too much confidence in , her neighbours, but help herself, then (Sod will help her. Great men must return and great deeds be accomplished. We must, above all, have men who know how to exploit the possibilities of foreign policy. This can be dona soon. Remember that alter 1806 it took us only six years."
[After their crushing defeat by the French, at Jena, in 1806, the Prussians secretly restored their army by a system of reserves, and in 1813, in alliance with Austria and Rns3ia, defeated the Napoleonic troops.]
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 83, 5 October 1922, Page 7
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147UP, THE FATHERLAND! Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 83, 5 October 1922, Page 7
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