The Hague, Sept. 20.
The National-Socialist Party scored 8 considerable success in the recent Provincial elections in the Netherlands, a number of its representatives having been elected to the upper house, oF "Senat Among the new Nazi senators, a Prominent figure is Count de Mar-chant of Dansemburg, whose election thas not yet secured the sanction of Senatorial Board of Control and JAdmissions, there being some doubt fas to his rights to Dutch eilizenship, Count de Marchant, who is one of P the right hand men of Herr Nussert, leader of the Netherlands Natienal-Socialist Party, according to local papers, became a naturalized citizen of Germany while still a minor and served as an officer in the German Army during the war without having first received the required permis sion from Queen Wilhelmina. If these reports are true, De Marchant has lost his Dutch' ltizenship—Havas.
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