BAVARIAN POLITICS.
ANOTHER CRISIS IMPENDING. (Press Association. Copyright.) (Received 1.50 p.m.) London, December 3. The Times’ Munich correspondent says that Bavaria appears to be threatened with another political crisis. There is an open feud between the Dictator von Kahr and the State Premier, Von Knilling, who do not speak to each other. The dissension is due to the fact*that the latter wants to conduct the affairs of the country with tact and diplomacy, while the former wishes to ride through roughshod over, everybody, particularly his political opponents. He has reluctantly permitted certain of the Socialist newspapers to be published again, subject to the most drastic restrictions. For a parallel, one must imagine the Liberal press of England being allowed to appear only on condition that they contain no criticism of tariff Reform. The resignation of Von Kahr and Von Knilling is foreshadowed at an early date.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1896, 4 December 1923, Page 5
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