THE EX-KAISER
RETURN TO GERMANY UNLIKELY.
MEANS OF ENFORCING EXILE,
Berlin, July 18.
Hohenzollern circles insist that the exKaiser does not desire to re-enter Germany unless at the request of the majority of the people, which is improbable. Lawyers are of the opinion that nothing in the’ old law could have prevented the ex-Kaiser’s re-entry, subject naturally first to obtaining Dutch permission to leave Doorn. In this last point the strongest safeguard lies. The new Safeguarding Bill does not include a special clause forbidding the exKaiser’s return as hitherto. It is explained that there are ample other ways of achieving this safeguard.—Australian Press Asso-ciation-United Service.
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Southland Times, Issue 20833, 23 July 1929, Page 7
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105THE EX-KAISER Southland Times, Issue 20833, 23 July 1929, Page 7
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