Berlin:
As expected, the Reichstag rejects the
Liberty Law*. Nevertheless, German law
requires that the measure also be submitted to a public referendum, which will be
held December 22. The Liberty Law didn’t
even get the votes of all the members of the political parties that supported
it. The vote was actually conducted in
sections, based on the provisions of the measure itself, but none of the votes
was close, with the proposal failing by margins such as 318-82 and 312-80
(with some abstentions).
Coblenz, Germany:
Ten years after occupying it under the terms ending the World War, French forces complete their pullout from Coblenz, to
great celebrations by the townspeople.
At the same time, in Aachen, Belgian troops that had been occupying that
place since the World War evacuate.
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