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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1919
Page
9
Erich von Eudendorff defends policies in Baltic provinces claiming urgent military necessity justified seizure of resources and lands, arguing the work would civilize areas while denying harm to inhabitants and outlining aims behind occupation.
New dispatches report Ludendorff again justifying German policies in conquered lands. He says his exploitation of homes and industries served the homeland and claims a superior culture justified severity. Polish and Baltic provinces suffer as German forces confiscate resources though he argues restraint was possible.
General Erich Ludendorff describes administration in conquered territories focusing on productivity, healthcare, and economic reform. He details cash payments, seed distribution, horse plowing, wood and metal supply, taxation, currency, and legal practices while aiming to civilize and stabilize the region for Germany and the home country.
A digest from the London Times via Public Ledger summarizes global events: Rothschild offers his London residence to the Institute for student use. French devastation loss exceeds 1,000,600. Kharkov shortages of coal and wood. November 4 proclaimed Italy’s victory day with troops delayed. a milk purification method debuts in Buenos Aires. Belgian Congo capital proposed to move to Stanleyville. Australia seeks loans in America. Western Australia rejects a motion to abolish the state governor. Austrian finance minister Reisch caps a capital levy. Czecho-Slovak independence day marked. Franchet Desperey awarded ix de puerre. Saloniki commander praised for operations. a bill proposes preserving French soldier writings as a permanent record of the war front.
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