GERMANY TO-DAY
NO FLACK, FOR FOREIGNERS. LONDON. June, !). That, the Ambassadors’ Note to Germany ou the subject of military control was sent none too soon is the opinion of Mr (J. I 'owim.ll, a British resident at Bremen, who, in a leuer to ‘ Tho Times,’ says that Bremen swarms with soldiers, who march out, accompanied by military hands, almost daily for mainouvros in the surrounding country.
Mr BownaJl declares that simultaneously the existence of foreigners is being made, unbearable. Persecution, which is secretly organised, lakes the lorm of barc-fiiccd demands for special taxes on the part of officials, and of tho starring of actions by lawyers against foreigners on the most flimsy pretexts, amounting to sheer blackmail. The. object ot the conspiracy is obvious, It is to make the life of foreigners unendurable, so that they will sell their properties at any price anil leave. Meanwhile, lie says, the. naU v population is living in the most luxurious style, and literally one never sees a shabbily-dressed person.
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Evening Star, Issue 18669, 25 June 1924, Page 1
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