THE GERMAN ARMY.
" VERY MUCH' OVER-RATED."
A CRITIC'S OPINIONS. United Presa Association—By Electrio Talegraplv—Copyright.
LONDON, November 1. r The military expert of tho "Times," 1 after witnessing the German and 1 French manoeuvres, forms the conclusion that the Germany army is much over-rated and the German authorities are much mistaken in regard to Its invincibility, _ Apart from its numbers, confidenco in itself a,nd high organisation, it do« 3 not present any signs of superiority ' oyer the be,st foreign models, and in some ways does nob rise above second-rate. Tno army has plained, itself stale. The German ar""•ilkry is muoh inferior to tlie French.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10299, 2 November 1911, Page 1
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