MOROCCO.
FRANCE AND GERMANY. Berlin, August 23. Herr Kidderlen-Waechter, who is visiting Chomiaux, interviewed, declared that neither France nor Germany wished for war. Had France respected the spirit and letter of the Algeciras agreement, all would have been well, but French commerce had been unduly favoured over German. There is an outburst of Anglophobia. in a section of the German press, based on an outspoken criticism of Germany’s Moroccan policy cont due l in an interview by an anonymous English diplomat, in the None F; bo Presse. Anglophobists attribute the interview to Mr Fairfax-Cartwrigbt. SETTLEMENT IMMI NEXT. (Received 29, 11.10 a.m.) London, August 28. Router’s Berlin correspondent confirms Franch and German newspaper reports that France and Germany are approaching a settlement regarding Morocco. “The Times” Berlin correspondent considers Anglophobe attacks wore intended to cover Germany’s retreat and conceal the important fact that Britain had persistently strived to bring about a Franco-German settlement.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 11, 29 August 1911, Page 5
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