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EX-SERVICEMEN’S EFFORTS. Press Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright). . BERLIN, June 17. Herr Oberlindober, leader of the Reich War Victims League, addressing 25,000 ex-servieemen at Oldenburg, welcomed the efforts to foster international understanding through exservicemen’s associations in France, England and elsewhere. He asks*exservicemen over the whole world to remember the hours they stood opposite each other and extend the respect they feel for German ex-service-men to the whole people of the Rcieh-
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 18 June 1935, Page 5
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