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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Shigeru Henjo
Asia
League of Nations
Sion
Kellogg Pack
Japan
Caliia
Coloe Sa
Enold
Manthoria
Dee
Manchurie
Honjer
Manchuria
Porkupa
Moody
Nanshuca
Accufa
Japen
Atukdeo
Honjo
Korea
Unou
Ipnd
Rusia
Malulen
Nussia
Rasala
Chine
Chloe
Calne
Rorsta
Finn
Ching
Heginning
China
Hearst
Janau
America
Abe
Wa Perry
Menohuria
Great Wall
Machurie
Moanchuréz
Willig
Manchurias
Maritburien
Han
Aiso
Mukden
Voi Wiegand
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.
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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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ROBEP
Berlin
Europe
Herl
Cologne
Easen
Doesneltorf
Dortmond
Frankfork-on-Main
Maoneheim
Stuttgart
Munich
Koenlenberg
Hrestau Gleiwitz
Ameterdam
Vienna
Prague
Conenhanen
T Bawky
Iaidines
Reich
Nodh Ae
Derlimbo Tondon
Parla
Scandingvia
Spain
Cainiz
South America
Balkana
Deutsche Luft
Hansa
Voluce
Taft Hansa
Tae
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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Dancer
Kaiser
Bng
Mata 'Tiarl Wana Apy
El-31
Pollu
Franco
Bista Huel
Auedy
Plate Horl
Brinl
Hien
Ser Mretting
Nivoini
Mata
Mata Hari
Afata Hari
Mrscit
At & Hots
Citira
Middle Cornus
Theas
Mata Hart
Intelligenen
Te Hae Kean
Ahe
Madrid
Mer- Ma
Ado
Osver Cite
Germany
Colonal Nicol
Thres B
Afatanri
Berlin
Tate
Holland
Io Holland
Taro
Haris
Eich W
Case
Shewan Phin
Eyoo
Bari
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General Honjo
Manthe
Prince
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Mils
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Edith Cavell
Condoyannis
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