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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

5

Ludendorff Claims German People Failed Him

The speech cites two opposing viewpoints in Berlin during World War I, blaming the government for not embracing an unwavering war effort. It contrasts Allied resolve led by Gambetta Clemenceau and Lloyd George with Germany’s leadership. The speaker laments missed opportunities to mobilize resources for victory and peace.

Berlin Entente Gambetta Clemenceau Lloyd Ludendorff Germany Austria

Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine and War Reflections

A fragmented piece mixes a self cure claim about a pirate captain curing his rupture with an analysis of German leadership in wartime. It contrasts a personal health anecdote with a political critique of Berlin’s approach to victory, peace, and governance during conflict, highlighting General Headquarters power and government tension.

Collings Truss Reichstag General Headquarters Germany Dr. Michaelis Count von Hertling

General Luden dormf Acknowledges War Struggles and Political Pressure

General Ludendorff discusses the war’s administration, blaming unclear authority lines and political friction for missteps. He defends his stance against charges of authoritarianism, cites press misrepresentation, and notes disagreements with government and parties over wartime leadership.

Large fast steamers to meet the fleet at Pier 3

Steamers to assemble at Pier 3 foot of Madison Street Friday at 9 am. Officials urge no crowding and orderly gathering as the fleet is due and the event will showcase the vessels. The notice emphasizes punctuality and safety for participants.

Madison St

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