LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
THE ENTRY OB’ GERMANY. SOME CONDITIONS MADE THE WAR GUILT ISSUE. By Telegraph—Prese Assn —Copyright. Received Sept- 25, 8 p.m. Berlin, Sept. 24. The Foreign Office is drawing up a memorandum in which Germany’s wishes and conditions for entry into the League of Nations will "be stated. The memorandum will ask whether a permanent seat on the council will be guaranteed. It will expressly declare that entry in no way denotes re-affirmation of war guilt. It will seek information in regard to the obligations undertaken by becoming a member, especially in connection with the transportation of foreign troops through Germany for assistance to a neighbouring State attacked by a third nation. Germany argues that such transportation would involve a breach of neutrality, especially as regards Russia, and might lead to the latter retaliating against defenceless Germany. The memorandum will also deal with the Ruhr occupation and colonial mandates.
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 September 1924, Page 5
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