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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1932

Page

31

Japanese General Explains Manchuria Occupation Policy

In an interview at a remote headquarters General Shigeru Honjo defends Japan’s control of Manchuria, arguing the open door remains and taxation is unfairly high. He claims Manchuria will benefit from Japanese guidance, notes Korean and other foreign presence, and criticizes the League of Nations while detailing bandit suppression and regional stability efforts.

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Prince for Hitler Stirs Old Nobility in Nazi Drift

Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of the former Kaiser, tours as a traveling organizer for Adolf Hitler. The article notes nobles from Prussia Bavaria Saxony and Württemberg quietly back Hitler, aiming to restore Germany’s prewar prestige. Questions arise about how far the old regime will go with the Nazi rise and possible royal revival attempts.

Rober Beruin Prince August Wilhelm Kalaar Adolf Hitler Germany Hid Feroily Princs Angner Wilhelem Tin Svaugelisksectivisien Hitler Worupal Ritter Hitleria Barry Gerson Seistocrsey Hiller Straneti Wilhelm Medhil Vent von Bissenturg Whartz

German airlines plan high speed planes for European routes

Berlin reports adoption of American style high speed aircraft to speed express service across chief European capitals. New planes aim for 217 mph with four engines, offering reduced cabin space and touring car like comfort for passengers. Routes could link Berlin to Cologne, Essen, Dortmund, Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Vienna, Prague and more within a long day.

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Dancer Failed as Agent for German Kaiser

A detailed account argues Mata Hari was an agent for Germany while disputing Cavell's case. It traces authorities’ views on Mata Hari, her recruitment, and the complex assessment by observers, noting her exotic persona and impact on wartime espionage debates.

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Mati Hari Karl. H. VC Chisf Chane Nallown Somle League Commission of Insquiry League of Nation Pace Ann Thal Usind Karl H. von Wiegand General Honjo Manthe Prince Elsbeth Schragmueller Mils Docteur Edith Cavell Condoyannis Miss’ Cavell Martis Alais Hart Mevere Vinesoes Sharis Chere Coln Sari Ona Avenatois Tre Mate Hari Nata Hari Tetellixe Mata Heri
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