The Archive · 1926

the Treaty of Versailles

The Foreign Secretary replied that there were still a certain number of points outstanding and negotiations were proceeding this week between the Allied Military] Mission of Control and the German Government.

Sir William Davison further asked! whether Sir Austen's attention had cen drawn to certain passages in the 1920 edition of the Reichswehr manual of instructions, which re-Hected upon the Treaty of Versailles and which showed that the German ernment were not really carrying the spirit and intention of the]

'The Foreign Secretary replied that his attention had been called' to passages, Te understood that when the attention of the German Government was drawn to the mi ter, the manual was withdrawn from circulation.—British Wireless through Reuter

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