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Died. Philippe Daudet, 14, son of Leon Daudet (French Royalist leader), grandson of Alphonse Daudet (writer), in Paris, suicide, by shooting himself in a taxicab...
...seems hard to think that Paris, home of revolution though it is, will think seriously about the proclamation of an unknown and unheard of prince. Yet, the Royalist element has been considerably strengthened of late years and if the partisans of the Bourbon, Orléans and Bonaparte causes were to unite (which seems impossible), a situation might arise under the guise of Fascism that would be a distinct political menace to the Republic. On the face of it, it looks more like a practical joke than anything else...
...directorate, which, besides von Billow, would include such men as Admiral von Vintze and the noted diplomatist von KÜhlmann, and, of course, Herr Stresemann. Thus Germany would virtually be under the same rulers as before the War, minus the Kaiser. Even Stresemann is suspected of Royalist sympathies. He later declared, however, that he was not thinking of a directorate and considered that he had strengthened his own position by alienating the support of the " Anglo-Saxon world and Italy " from France. Herr Adolf Hitler, known as Bavarian Mussolini, was in the Fortress of Landsberg, about 36 miles west...
...recent attempt at a Royalist revolution by General Metaxas and his followers, which aimed to consolidate the King's position, plunged Greece into the fiery furnace of political dissension. The situation was so acute that the King was asked to leave the country for 60 days pending the clearing up of the political situation. The King agreed...
...game as the one in which he lived he duped his household by having his secretary run for the office in his name, while he himself went to Paris. Al went well, the Count in Paris,-the secretary at the elections,-until the latter discovered that election on the Royalist ticket from this district was utterly impossible. Intent only on securing for his employer a position which would take him permanently to Paris, he immediately espoused the Republican cause. he gained the election. No one had suspected that he was not the real Count. In truth he had gained...