BRITISH GENERALS
AND FRENCH PRESSMEN. LONDON, February 15. In reply to questions .jn the House of Commons regarding the correctness nr otherwise of Hir Douglas Tl,'tig's interview with French war correspondents. Mr Biuinr Law said the Government were taking steps to ascortan exactly what happened. Ho could not make a statement until he received information. PARIS, February 15 (renem! linsoiij rcplvnig t-o 'v£ir correspondents on the question” of whether the Germans will anticipate tho Allies in the next offensive, said; “If it pk-ascs Yon Hmdenburg and his subordinates to ordain a. vain massacre of thousands of men, they are welcome. We would not complain. Everything is ready t-o receive tnem at any hour or at any place thev choose. Tho collaboration of'tho AngloFrench armies is perfect. The French servo as an example, and in closely imitating tho French we are only doing our duty as soldiers.’’
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Evening Star, Issue 16351, 17 February 1917, Page 5
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