GERMAN PRESIDENCY.
HI N DEN BURG ’ S POLICY
BY CABLE-PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT
NEW YORK, April 29. The fear that Hindenburg will begin to. build up a gigantic military machine in Germanv is expressed by Mr James Gerard, United States Ambassador to Germany during war time. In a statement to-day he declared: “Europe will become once more an armed camn if Hindenburg remains in Kower. If I were a German I would ave voted for Hindenburg, as he will unite the factions of Germans, put down the Reds, face the Soviet, and raise he’l with the Allies.” LONDON, April 28.
The Dail- Telegraph’s diplomatic correspondent gathers that shortly before Gie German Presfdentiol election assurances reached London from Berlin to the effect that the election of Marshal von Hindenburg would not invo’ve any change in the Reich’s foreign policy.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 30 April 1925, Page 5
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