Word: nationalists
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that business men should be given charge of international relations. He contends that M. Poincaré, whom he does not believe an imperialist, made a mistake in invading the Ruhr, and asserts that a customs frontier along the already occupied Rhineland would have secured reparations cash without arousing the nationalist feelings of Germany; that, for all French protestations, France is in a far more stable economic condition than England, despite the fiscal disparity...
...Germany's last word has by no means yet been spoken. What Chancellor Stresemann says in effective only as long as his government remains in office and at present it hold on the office appears, to say the least, some-what tenuous. The two powerful actions, the Nationalists and the Communists, are agreed on one point--that the present government is not to their taste. The Nationalists want a strong central government and one which will admit defeat to no one; the Communists want a government which will squeeze the wealthy industrials until they can get more industrial control...
Minister of Communications?KiInuka, leader of the former Nationalist Party...
...Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, Stinnes Berlin daily, after being suspended for three days (TIME, Aug. 27), decided to support Chancellor Stresemann. It said that the Chancellor's speech went straight to the crux of the Franco-German issue?does France want reparations or the Rhine? Even the Nationalist press (Monarchist) points with pride to the Chancellor's emphatic defence of German sovereignty...
Count von Reventlow, naval officer and noted exponent of ruthless submarine attacks during the War, recalled with regret the failure of German and Bolshevik arms to join forces against Poland in 1920. He complained of "the ruthless opposition of the Communists against the Nationalists," a fact which precluded the possibility of an alliance. He discussed in an approving vein a plan that Nationalist and Communists should march together "for a part of their way." After the defeat of the "common opponent" they?the Communists and the Nationalists?will be able to settle their differences...