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Iowa County Democrat
Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin
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Bavarian Premier Kurt Eisner, returning from a socialist conference in Berne, criticized the German press and highlighted Germany's international isolation and mistrust, noting allies view the German revolution as insincere while old war leaders remain.
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Premier Eisner of Bavaria Replies to Recent Attacks of Berlin Press.
Geneva, Feb. 17.—Kurt Eisner, the Bavarian premier, on his return to Munich from the recent socialist conference held at Berne, made reply to attacks in the German press concerning his speech at Berne.
Eisner said the Germans did not realize to what a degree they were isolated from the world and what terrible mistrust there was of German politics outside Germany. The Germans, he added, did not realize to what extent the allies considered the German revolution a pure comedy, and said that it will be thus while the German leaders remain the same as those who conducted Germany's odious war policy.
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Munich
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Feb. 17
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Kurt Eisner, the Bavarian premier, on his return to Munich from the recent socialist conference held at Berne, made reply to attacks in the German press concerning his speech at Berne. Eisner said the Germans did not realize to what a degree they were isolated from the world and what terrible mistrust there was of German politics outside Germany. The Germans, he added, did not realize to what extent the allies considered the German revolution a pure comedy, and said that it will be thus while the German leaders remain the same as those who conducted Germany's odious war policy.