GERMAN GOVERNMENT'S ATTITUDE SUPPORTED

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 76, 31 March 1919, Page 4

GERMAN GOVERNMENT'S ATTITUDE SUPPORTED

(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association) LONDON, March 30. The Daily Chronicle’s Berlin correspondent states that v all parties support , the Government's aHitud© regarding

Dantzig. ' i _ The Deutsches Zeitung urges the Government to stand firm apd describes the reply to the Entente -’as the first firm act of a weak Government. ‘ The Tageblatt says the Poles cannot be regarded as Allies of jthe Entente; They are not one of the Powers with which Germany concluded the armistice. The Entente have experienced « surprise in Hungary and' they must surely see that the Germans not subscribe to a peace that will condemn them to an Indeterminate period of slavery and deny them the right of self determination as well as reducing them > to treatment as cattle. Vorwaerts Entente apparently wishes to satisfy the Poles’ aspira-. tiqns by securing Dantzig, and this, regardless of the resultant dangers in the East. The Entente’s threats of termination of the armistice are scarcely conceivable. .. > HINDENBDRG INSPECTS TROOPS. . (Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.) AMSTERDAM, March 29. Hindenburg inspected The troops on the' Posen and Silesian front/ , * LANDING AT DANTZIG DE- * j. MANDED. ,hj I PARIS, March. 29. \ The Allied command at Spa has demanded a landing for Polish troops at ' . Dantzig, stating that a refusal will be ; . regarded as a breach of the armistice. ■*