BOYCOTT OF GERMAN TRADE.
A HUN VIEW.
(Received Thursday 8.55 a_n.) ZURICH, Wednesday.
Herr Hoincken, director of the North German Lloyd Shipping Company, declares that Germany can complacently await the threatened commercial wax. Englishmen, ho stated, have apparently forgotten that the late Mr J Chamberlain's idea of a Greater Britain in an Imperial economic sense, was frustrated, owing to the opposition of the colonies, which fcarcdi th. loss of the German market. These conditions have not changed to-day. The boycott of German trade after the war woidd merely drive all neutrals into Germany, who would naturally offer them specially advantageous tonus. Germany cannot be eliminated economically without bringing down the whole fabric of the world's economy, burying foes and neutrals
alike,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXX, Issue 14579, 1 June 1916, Page 5
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