AUSTRO-GERMAN UNION.
MOVEMENT GAINING STRENGTH. 1 NFIATFiNTIA L SUPPORTERS. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) ("Times" Cables.) •LONDON. July 23. A concspomlent of “The Times” in Belgium states that the movement for Ausifio-Germam union i§ rapidly gaining impetus'. Statesmen of both ooitntitles have for long paved the way through co-operation in social and industrial questions, but the movement has rerent|v gathered speed. The weight of both •the Chancellor and President of the Reichstag is bein'nd the movement and of the Socialist Party, which especially favours Aiid-ro-Gminan union lieoause the Foe'alist element in Austria is powerful. The sie-eohes at the Schubert fetsival in Vienna produced a lesoumling echo in all the political circle* in Germany. Newspapers of every political co-mn/ex ion i eport the. proceedings with, pride, and even the Nationalist organ" “A.'.lgeme'no, Zcituri"” rejoices that the influence of German musi. caused thousands of Austio-Germavn.c- to e.vew their allegiance to a United Gerraanv.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 25 July 1928, Page 7
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