The Archive · 1926

German Press Indignant

Unabated indigation at the judgement is voiced in this morning's papers, which declare that while German territory is occupied and such acts committed with impunity, real Franco-German reconciliation is, says that the verdict will unite all hearts in Germany and the "Krewz-Zeitwig" declares: "Thus does Locarno look {in reality.

The "Tages-Zeitung" says that the decision will not be forgotten when "France again tries to mislead Germany with promises."

The "Aliegemeine-Zeitung" says tha a verdict "which acquits a mur= derer and sentences his victims is a bloody mockery of justice."—Reuter,

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