THIRD EDITION.
LEFT BANK OF RHINE.
THE CLAIMS OF FRANCE.
AGREEMENT WITH ALLIES.
FDCH AND MMISTICE TERMS.
Australian and K.Z. Cable Association. (Bed. 1.80 a.m.) PARIS. Feb- 26.
There is no essential difference between Britain, America, and France regarding the left bank of the Rhino, which will be the next subject of conference. Franco does not ask for complete possession of the whole territory on the left bank, but the portion to which she is entitled, and the disarmament of the remainder. Britain is willing to maintain a sufficient force for effective help if an attack threatens France. Also Britain desires Germany's general disarmament. Marshal Foch's report on the final armistice terms which will probably be most drastic, is expected next week.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17097, 28 February 1919, Page 6
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