Muzzled German Press Exposes Freeride to Wartime Censors
The article argues German editors faced long prison terms under the Kaiser’s censorship and notes rare critical remarks from Neues Vaterland. It cites von Tepper-Laski and warns that once the people confront military rule, they may turn against the war apparatus, despite harsh state control.
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Germany
Kaiser
Neues Vaterland
von Tepper Laski
War Office
Grumpy actor Cyril Maude recalls two young pugilists
Mother Would Know describes Cyril Maude discussing Willie and Tommy who quarrel about fighting. Willie taunts Tommy and claims he fears a fight. Tommy asserts his mother would learn if he fought because the doctor would visit their house.
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Cyril Maude
Canada
Willie
Tommy
Premier Hughes urges compulsory service for defense
Ottawa reports Premier Hughes of Australia stating that preparedness and compulsory service are essential to secure freedom. He praised Canadian bravery, cited Balaklava and the charge of the 8th Australian Light Horse, and urged every man to be educated in the duty of defending country home and self. He warned against ignoble peace and pressed for universal conscription.
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Ottawa
Hughes
Australia
Commonwealth
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Robert Borden
Wilfrid Laurier
Germany
England
Britain
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