UNEASINESS IN FRANCE.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian ami N.Z. Cable At-sctciation. PARIS, October 22. A message from Mayence states that before the coup d’etat at Aix-Ia-CThapello the bourgeois party was won over to the movement. The clergy also expressed sympathy, and the working classes, as a whole, are rallying to the new order. “Re Temps,” commenting on the Rhineland movement, says: “It is the spontaneous reaction of the population in refusing to be any longer oppressed and exploited as a weapon against their western neighbours. Berlin and Munich did not care whether the Rhineland inhabitants were trampled underfoot in the struggle. The essential tiling was to use these territories as a base against France in the general policy of revenge.”
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17179, 24 October 1923, Page 4
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