PUNISHING WAR CRIMES
FINDING OF COMMISSION. LIST OF THE GUILTY. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 11.5 p.m.) NEW YORK, April 19. The Paris correspondent of the Chicago Tribune states that the allied commission investigating war crimes condemned the ex-Crown Prince, von Hindenburg, von Ludendorff, von Tirpitz, certain officers directing air bombing and the submarine campaign, and others responsible for cruelties in German prison camps. ATTITUDE OF BELGIUM. NO EXTRADITION OF KAISER. j United Service. LONDON, April 18. I The Belgian Government has reI fused to sign the demand for the ex- . tradition of the ex-Kaiser, declaring | (! that it is ready to punish General ■ Manteuffel for the sack of Louvain, 1 General Goreder for the murder of Captain Fryatt, and General San- ; hersweig for the murder of Nurse ! Caveil, but does not seek revenge. It ' thinks the ex-Kaiser only punishable I if the tribunal established be made | retroactive., which is legally unsound.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17140, 21 April 1919, Page 5
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