The Archive · 1922

The German Moratorium

To the Editor of the "Norra-Cama Datty News."

Sir,—Your views on the Franco-British ce-operation and mutual understanding as expressed in your leader of Friday, will be shared by very many of your readers. I for one, however, believe that your attitude towards Germany or the other ex-enemy nations is rather one-sided.

When writing about Germany if one has any sense of the responsibility of what one writes, one should first of all study conditions on the "other side." I read German newspapers all through the war and still do so to-day, so I believe I have a certain amount of knowledge of things German. To my mind the Germans signed the Treaty of Versailles under the stress of circumstances, they took it as the lesser

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