Word: hollands
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...dominance of individuality; they have also made kings into puppets for the manipulation of plebian statesmen. King George of Greece has been requested to take a vacation for two months while the people of Greece decide a few matters; the Crown Prince has taken a trip from Holland to Silesia, said to be instigated by Chancellor Streseman in order to split the Monarchist party; and Mirabile dictu, the discarded Kaiser is reported on the verge of a return to the Fatherland. Although the Kaiser has lost every vestige of authority, Europeans are showing an increasing tendency to intrust their causes...
There is no reason why the Crown Prince should not return to Berlin. Nothing in the Versailles Treaty prevents him from so doing. The attitude of the German Government concerning his exile has been that he went voluntarily to Holland in order to avoid causing trouble to his country. His latest appeal to the Government was said to have been made on the basis of the permission granted him by the then Chancellor Wirth. He also pointed out that " he considers it necessary for the sake of his children, and that it is also his right to return...
Russia, Turkey, Spain, " Greece, Brazil, Chile, Holland and some other countries, who are not parties to the Washington Naval treaties, were invited to a conference which will be held at Geneva under the aegis of the League...
...next meeting of the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague was fixed for Nov. 12. This is an extraordinary session called by Judge Loder of Holland, President of the Court, to settle differences be- tween Czecho-Slovakia and Poland relative to their common frontier...
Professor Lake was born in Southampton, England, and received his Bachelor's degree at Oxford in 1895, and his Master's degree in 1897. He was curate in Durham and Oxford until 1904 and then became a professor at the University of Leyden in Holland. In 1914 he came to the University as professor of early Christian Literature, and was named as Winn professor of ecclesiastical history in 1919. He is vice-president of the Churchmen's Union of England...