FRANCE AND GERMANY.
VO SACRIFICE should be made by FRANCE.
THE OPINION OF M. FICTION
(Received 10, 9.30 a.m.) Paris, February 9. M. Pichon, in the Senate, said that oho 1909 treaty had worked well. France must make no sacrifice. Germany’s claims had grown continually, out there was no reason for offering territorial compensation. He would not vote for tne treaty. Doubtless ciiG cession ol "tlio Oongo line! clis~ „• asset! by M. Deselves and Herr Kiderlen during their intervicAV at Kissengen. From May onwards, there was 7 question of cession of the whole of the French Congo. (Sensation.) France nad made a, great niistake in lending uersclf to negotiations ■ after Agadir.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 39, 10 February 1912, Page 5
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