Germany: Konrad Krafft von Dellmensingen, a retired General and hero of the World War, says President Paul von Hindenburg should veto the Hague agreement on the Young Plan. If Hindenburg won’t veto the treaty, he should resign, Dellmensingen says. Since retiring from the military, Dellmensingen has been active in political circles of the monarchists, a group supporting a return of Germany’s monarchy from the pre-war days.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Monday, 27 January 1930
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Germany: Konrad Krafft von Dellmensingen, a retired General and hero of the World War, says President Paul von Hindenburg should veto the Hague agreement on the Young Plan. If Hindenburg won’t veto the treaty, he should resign, Dellmensingen says. Since retiring from the military, Dellmensingen has been active in political circles of the monarchists, a group supporting a return of Germany’s monarchy from the pre-war days.
Germany: Konrad Krafft von Dellmensingen, a retired General and hero of the World War, says President Paul von Hindenburg should veto the Hague agreement on the Young Plan. If Hindenburg won’t veto the treaty, he should resign, Dellmensingen says. Since retiring from the military, Dellmensingen has been active in political circles of the monarchists, a group supporting a return of Germany’s monarchy from the pre-war days.
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