GERMANY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 8 September 1923, Page 11

GERMANY.

"IF THE GOVERNMENT FALLS."

SY OAJBHK-Pa»3B ABHOOtATION— COPYRIGHT

Received Sept. 8, 11.40 a.m

LONDON, Sept. 7. The Times' Munich correspondent says that if Her,r Stresemann' falls and the inevitable chaos ensues, the party will be able to rely on Herr Stinnes' financial support and Ludenclorff's. military genius and organising ability, and Hitler's oratory and political acumen must be reckoned with. Ludendorff, ad-dressing a party demonstration at Nuremberg, said the party was rTot interested in restoring the Kaiser monarchy, bvit wanted to awaken the national spirit and build iip Germany's former trust in her military power, military commander, and others who for long were foremost-Jn advocating the restoration of the military party. He attended and saw 70,000 national Socialists storm the troops and salute Hitler and Ludendorff, and no sergeant of the British Guards could have found fault with them. There are strong evidences that the big industrialists, notably Herr Stinnes, are financing Herr Hitler, hoping to insure themselves against future Bolshevism.—Times.