MESSAGE TO GERMANY.
WEED OF INTERNAL PEACE. PLEA BY THE PRESIDENT. BERLIN. Jan. 1. The President, Field-Marshal von Hindenburg, in his New Year message for the first time includes a vigorous demand for the revision of the Young Plan, which he states "is still casting a dark shadow on Germany's future." The evacuation of the Rhineland was the only fulfilment of lust year's hopes, the President states, and more energy must be infused toward real disarmament, not only as an act of international justice to Germany, but also as the surest means of universal peace. The President expresses regret that internal differences are tending to tear the nation apart and to frustrate united efforts against common dangers. ' The Government's plan is the only hope of overcoming the unexampled economic distress and the people must rise above obstinate internecine quarrels between business interests and labour leaders, all patriots joining in a common effort to face the threat to upset the whole moral and social foundations of the nation.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20762, 3 January 1931, Page 9
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