The Archive · 1911

Indictment of the

GOVERNMENT, Herr Heydebrand, a Conservat member, said thet the questionable acquisitions in the Congo did not compensate for Germany's assent to the sacrifice of her independence in Morocco." Not political understandings," he said, "bat the trasty German sword will secure us peace. We are ready to use the sword at a given moment. (Uproar). The German people will not stand postprandial orations like Mr. Lioyd-George's. It is the Government's duty to decide the moment fo the honour of the German nation."

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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