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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

7

Germany to Build Army of Two Hundred Thousand

Early peace terms reveal Germany may raise an army of 200000 for three years as part of secret revisions. Doubled force aims to balance Austria Poland and Czechoslovakia troop sizes, with a general armament cut to follow. Plebiscite planned for Upper Silesia within six to eighteen months and new League of Nations protection for minorities in the former German lands.

Austria Poland Czechoslovakia Germany Upper Silesia League of Na Ione Dils Els Interallied Civil Commission Rhine al- Hed Mlitary Commission Courach Arnt Karl Renner Apatrian Council of Foreign Ministers Ukraine Semps Count von Brockdorff Rantza Council of Five Haae Belgium France Russia New Commonwealth Ciel Wziv

Germans and Dutch protest peace terms in European press

The dispatch notes energetic German propaganda against the peace plan with Dutch co operation. The Rotterdamsche Courant and Telegraaf publish long analyses of Wilson Fourteen Points and German views. Pro tests by prominent citizens and aristocrats protest violence and detention of prisoners.

New York Tones Company New York Hague Rotterdamsche Courant Wilson Germany Telegraaf Peto

Germany Replies To Peace Terms With Wide Demands

Germany objects to entire framework of Allied peace terms. It demands reciprocal economic rights, joint control over riverNavigation, and non domination by victors. It opposes Allied prerogatives to try Kaiser and to determine reparations while seeking labor rights and a conference of international labor bodies.

Allies advance prompts German civilian guidance across Rhine

Coblenz June 12 Associated Press civilians are urged to stay in their towns and refrain from resentment if Allied troops invade Germany. Reports say villagers beyond the occupied zones move inward. Burgomasters in Coblenz districts order officials to remain at posts. Education ministry allows emergency exams for Rhine bank students to aid possible evacuation.

Coblenz Associated Press Rhine Germany Mayence Cologne Hower Minister of Education

Berlin Printers Strike Over Pay Demands

Paris reports that the printers on the large Berlin daily newspapers have gone on strike. They demand higher pay from the German capital.

Berlin Paris

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