The Archive · 1925

German Peace Aims

Dependant Upon Evacuation of Cologne Zone Berlin, Sept. 18.

In connexion with the cole of the liberation of the Belgian occupation, Field von Hindenburg, the Ge resident, Dr. Luther, the Chancellor, Herr Braun, the Pruvsian Premier, and Herr Sovering, the Minister of the Interior, a paying a three-day visit to cities in the Ruhr.

In a speech at a banquet at Essen Jast night, Herr Luther, referring to the non-evacuation of the Cologne zone, declared that great political problems in Germany were dominate ed by the fate of the occupied regions. He desired to emphasize this because the question about decided whether "we would be successful in materializing—the urgent desire of the German Government tq build up peace in Europe on a basis of real equality and reci-'—Reuter.

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