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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
11
Gen. Ludendorff charges Allied propaganda damaged German morale and helped the Entente. He criticizes Prince Lichnowsky for a campaign that allegedly poisoned troops and claims his officers were not militaristic despite the accusations.
General Erich Ludendorff notes June 1918 rumors of home morale affecting front troops and enemy propaganda. He cites Prince Lichnowsky's brochure blaming Germany, says Kaiser and chancellor allowed it, and captain Beerfelde faced consequences while the author remained free. He urges action as public authorities fail to meet wartime needs.
A wartime reflection describes morale declines among German troops after Russian prisoners return. It details propaganda, Bolshevik influence via Joffe and Berlin, deserters organized to undermine the front, and internal political strife within Bavaria and the Reichstag. Officers note erosion of army discipline amid shortages, with calls for loyalty to state and Fatherland.
Prince Lichnowsky, former German ambassador in London, breaks a long silence with accounts of German plotting to provoke war. He details blocked peace efforts by Grey, anticipated Austrian Russian accord, and the influence of Junker resistance. Ludendorff comments on the impact of these truths.
Dan Cupid yesterday worsted Mara in a continued battle for hearts at the marriage license department. About 300 licenses were issued in September, with 40 or more filed daily. Among yesterday’s licenses were Capt Henry Humann of the war plane division and Col Lowes McClure, with other officers marrying Miss Ruth Ford and Miss Mary France McDermott.
Richard Samuel Denny longtime Southern Railway employee died at his residence 618 Heventh Street and was buried in Richmond Virginia on Tuesday.
Opening day at Charlottesville finds over sixty candidates for the Virginia football squad in uniform. New men Wallace and Haskell tackle and Gamble end Bobby Gooch will arrive from Detroit to join the coaching staff. Archie Randolph arrives Tuesday and Billy Gloth Saturday week. Team expected to number around 160 by mid next week.
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