SOCIALISTS THE! LARGEST GROUP
REVERSION TO OLD COALITION.
" '.-'.':■ J (EEOTEK'S.TELEQKAM.). :. ' ' ] ,, y ; ■' ///.-•;'-/ .'.■ BERLIN, sth .May./■""• : '■:■ The- Socialists ' remain the : ;.- largest .:: -.partyi ..arid undoubtedly will be: called "■"- , to form a Government, v/hich,'. however, .' .'will onlyrbe" possible^^if the ..Socialists ob- ■'..; tain.support of the Democrats,, the Cen- : ire'..Party;■;.and. the-. German -People's Party, but since .the foregoing favour, the ''■! carrying out of the-experts':, report,, it is . : practically certain the. new/Government' . i will be a reversion to the old/big coalition, which,' with about 234 supporters, will be opposed by' about 216 German' .. Nationals^ Communists,l "(Extreme-' NNationals, and minor parties. ■.'/■■'. :; ' /
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1924, Page 7
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