REICHSTAG OPINIONS.
GREEK KING'S HELP APPRECIATED.
BRITAIN MUST BE DESTROYED
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 12. In the Reichstag, Herr Basserraann, speaking as the reporter for the Foreign Affairs Committee, said that the general eituation was satisfactory and hopeful* The committee appreciated King Constantine'e attitude. The committee had discussed the submarine policy, but did not reach agreement or make recommendations. It had decided against a public discussion for f,ear that it might damage the country's interests. The submarine successes in the Atlantic indicated Germany's martial spirit. The commanders would follow the instructions not to give any opportunity for complaints. Peace can only be expected when the enemy is defeated.
H-err Spahn declared that Germany woiild conquer on the battlefield and in the economic Avar. England was a most cunning and calculating euemy, and must be .destroyed.
Hen* Schneidemann said that tho Government must organise its defences anl endeavour to secure an honourable peace.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16751, 14 October 1916, Page 5
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