GERMAN FRONTIERS
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"OPPOSED.TO EIGHTS OF SELFGOVERNMENT!"- -A.
(UNITED ' PRESS ASSOCIATION—COpiniOHT.) (AUSTRALIAN-NEW SSEAJ.ANB' CABLE ASSOCIATION.) . •■. './; : . BBRlilNi;ißtk;jiay. .„ - JJE. btreseinann, .spewing ,iri- thb Keichstag, while emphasising ■■ that thY Dawes plan will, be carried out frine-" tihously, declared .thai'.Germany'-ffiiild, not..acknowledge the present Eastern frontiers, as permanent; They Were ■ ■opP?$ ci». to. the rights '<jf self-goverhnieiit, and, no '. guarantee pact. wh'icli. ackiihw- £?.§ Ed "^ ..?°ul4 i:.eceivb, Germany's -as-' sent. • Nevertheless Germany %s hot de-: sirous of changing the Eastern frontiers by resort to force, even if she had the power to <Jo so. . -.'.--... ....
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 116, 20 May 1925, Page 5
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89GERMAN FRONTIERS Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 116, 20 May 1925, Page 5
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