GERMAN COLONIES
MOVEMENT FOR RETURN OF LOST TERRITORIES. PROOALTE FIRST ACT AFTER ENTRY TO LEAGUE. LONDON, Oct, 26. . Tlie Evcrir,'g iStanda.i cl m’entioris that thertp are indications that the first substantial act after Germany’s entrance into the Le guo of Nat ons will he an agitat oh lor tlie return of her lost colonies. The policy. apparently wll he a recognition or the fact that the return .of German East :uid. South-West Africa is impossible, and the agitation is likely- to he concentrated on the return of the Cumeioons. “It would be unwise.” ■ remarks the Standard, “to ur.der cst mate th.’s new feeing, or rather revival of o.d fee :ng, as a source of future .friction. Hamburg is' now reviv’ng as a shipping centre, but its- eyes tiini to South America rather than *■6 Africa. Berlin is, however, thinking of a place in the sun.”—A. and N.Z.U.A.
THE GISBORNE TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 1925
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10140, 28 October 1925, Page 6
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