SERIOUS SETBACKS.
TO RECONCILIATION POLICY. INCOMPATIBLE STANDPOINT. (Australian and N. 7.. Cable Assn.) LONDON, Sept. 29. ' The diplomatic correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says private advices from Geneva indicate that the policy of reconciliation inaugurated at Locarno has received some serious set-hacks. He says all the hand-shaking of the French and German delegates to the Assembly of the League of Nations could not conceal the utter incompatibility of the respective standpoints. The correspondent says this incompatibility is shown by the refusal of France to make a really substantial curtailment of the forces of occupation in the Rhineland; the untimely raising by Germany of the question of responsibility for the war; the speech of the German President, Field-Marshal Hindenburg, at Tannenberg, and the telegram sent by the ex-Kaiser to the President on the subject.
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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17219, 30 September 1927, Page 5
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