POSITION IN GERMANY.
A PAROXYSM OF MISERY-
AN INTERNAL COLLARS*
IMMINENT
LONDON, March 12
The ° Daily Chronicle's" Amsterdam correspondent states that there is no doubt that Germany fears the worst internally and externally- The. speeches in the Prussian Diet indicate that the people's condition is desperate, and attempts, are made to prepare the world for the most terrible events-
The ''HandelsbladV' Berlin correspondent .stales that when the products of the last harvest are exhausted in the spring the home workers will have to si niggle against a hick of fond. The situation has become ;i paroxysm of misery with which all former aspects of the war cannot be compared. The "Daily Chronicle" adds that the German leaders fear the collapse of the internal organisation and are forcing the Army and 1 - Xavv to most desperate actions-
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 March 1917, Page 5
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