THE HOHENZOLLERNS
STATE PAYING FOR UPKEEP. PALACES MAY BE TAKEN, neuter’s Telegram. (Received September 12, 9.15 p.m.) - BERLIN, September 11. A statement submitted to the Diet by the Minister for Finance shews that the Prussian State paid million marks to the ex-Kaiser till May, 1920, andi 24,000 Dutch guilders last year. It also paid 60,000 gold marks a month to the administrator of tho exRoyal house, for the maintenance of members of the family. The Ministers suggest that the Royal palaces at Berlin, Potsdam and elsewhere shall he regarded as the property of the State, and that a few estates and hunting lodges be tlie private property of the Hobenzollerns.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11933, 13 September 1924, Page 5
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