The Archive · 1921

Allied Control in Silesia

London, June 8.

Telegrams from Oppeln via Paris state that there has been no further German attack in Silesia since Sunday. The Allied troops have taken over new positions without difficulty, and it is hoped that an intermediate zone, dividing the Germans and Poles, will soon be defined.—Reuter.

Berlin, June 8.

The task of the Allied troops in the restoration of order in. the industrial region of Upper Silesia is expected to be greatly facilitated as a result of the German General giving an undertaking not to make a further advance. The latter promise followed upon Allied representations to Berlin.—Reuter.

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