PAN – GERMANISM.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144197, 13 September 1913, Page 3

PAN - GERMANISM.

A GENERAL EXPLAINS. ' ■. SOME OF ITS OBJECTS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. —COPYRIGHT BERLIN, Sopt. 12. At a- meeting of the Pan-German League' at Breslau, General Keim declared that tho policy of the league would be to develop tho instinctive land hunger of the masses into a clear and resolute determination to secure for the nation what is needed for its existence. It must demand a share of Asiatic Turkey, and never waive its rights to a share of the Portuguese colonies that will support the Gorman race' in Africa. Only if the national antagonism of tho Boer to tho British was kept alive, could tho Gormans hold their own against British expansion.