Migration and surplus women challenge British empire
Universal Service reports political debate over relocating surplus UK women and agricultural laborers to dominions. Notes rising land costs, evolving dominion immigration laws, and historical migration shifts from 1891 to 1911. Highlights wartime effects on gender balance and imperial population policies.
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Mueller’s stance tainted by peace terms and league critique
The Hamburger Fremdenblatt questions Mueller’s ability to steer foreign policy after peace. It notes that Germany will be under enemy control and that the cabinet may fall shortly after signing. It cites Mueller’s quick reversal from a recent SPD meeting where he called the peace terms intolerable and the league of nations clause a sham.
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Migration Solution to Meet Dominion Labor Needs
The commission debated diverting imperial migration to the dominions to fill agricultural and domestic labor gaps. It noted the UK surplus women and a declining rural population could not supply many migrants. The dominions required agricultural workers and domestic servants as key needs.
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