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THE GERMAN REPLY. INSPECTION OF ARMAMENTS. DEMANDS ACCEPTED. CABLS— PBIBB ASSOCIATION—COPT BIOHI BERLIN, June 30. i. 116. German reply to the Allied note on military control declares that Germany repudiates the mere idea of war and unanimously repudiates secret arming as impossible, useless, and dangerous. The Government, had thoroughly carried out disarmament, and certain political organisations for athletic exer. cises for German youths were not connected with military preparations on the part of Germanv
No experienced military officer can be of opinion that Germany is in a position to cause an armed conflict m Europe,” adds the report ‘‘because she is in a condition of helplessness, unparalleled in the history of nations.” The reply suggests that the fears of a danger to European peace is due to th§" fact that the idea of a general disarmament has not made any noteworthy progress among other nations, lhe reply accepts the Allied demand tor a general inspection, provided it is final and is concluded by September 30.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 July 1924, Page 7
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