Letter From Lausanne on European Opinions and German Policy
Paul Derosay reports from Lausanne comparing European views on the Bolshevik threat and German policy. The letter discusses Germany's possible shifts toward an alliance with Russia, fears of demobilization impact on Kiel and industry, and English French positions amid a volatile postwar scene.
Fragmentary wartime letter reveals disillusionment and travel
The writer reflects on indemnity and outcomes of the war, noting lingering uncertainties about future outcomes. He describes experiences in Europe, including travel to the Glintony de Chitlon and stays near the Italian frontiers, and mentions interactions with soldiers from Germany Austria England and others. He closes with concern for family and health.
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