WAR REPARATIONS
GERMAN PROTESTS. A POLICY OF PLUNDER. ROAR OF INDIGNATION. ■Py Telegraph —Press Assn.— Copyrlgnt.l (Australian Press Association). LONDON, April 15. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Express says: “A policy of Plun dor” is the phrase used in summing in Germany’s reception of the proposals of the Allies’ reparation experts. The newspapers throughout the country have given voice to a roar of indignation. Most of the papers and reports from Paris suggest that the American delegates are as much shocked as the Gormans at the vastness of the Allies’ demands. The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung rays: The demands will be the death blow to the conference. In the whole memorandum there is no evidence that the burdens imposed upon Germany can be borne.
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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17687, 16 April 1929, Page 7
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