CUNO APPEALS TO WORLD
GERMANY TO HOLD ON TO END,
BERLIN, 7th March,
Herr Cuno, addressing a speciallysummoned meeting of the Reichstag, detailed the history of the French acts of injustice in the. Ruhr. He fervently appealed to the world to consider Germanyls position.
He accused M. Poincare of being afraid to tell the French people the truth about the Ruhr. The campaign of French terj'orjsm had succeeded in uniting Germany, and would pever succeed in anything else. Germany Was resolved to hold on to the end.
Herr Cuno pointed out that. France's so-called restricted use of soldiers for occupation, in fact meant occupation by five divisions, 75 tanks, and hundreds of aeroplanes. The Rhineland Commission, ■unheeding legal grounds simply issued decree after decree, and placed itself at the service of the French violence, but France reckoned without the loyalty of the German officials.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 7
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144CUNO APPEALS TO WORLD Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 7
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