The German Colonies What is to Become of Them
The German Colonies What is to Become of Them
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21 A further examination of the parliamentary records concerning German colonial matters brings more and more evidence to light.
On November 29, 1906, Deputy Kopsch exclaimed in the Reichstag : " The Imperial Chancellor has stated that the publicity given to these (colonial) scandals has injured Germany's reputation abroad. I agree with what my colleague, Schaedler, said that it is not the publicity given to the scandals, but the scandals themselves which have injured Germany's name in other co...untries. " On March 20, 1906, Deputy Ledebour characterised these excesses committed by the Prussian system of administration as the complete negation of justice ; and three days later he described how the Togoland natives had been robbed by the great German company which had just acquired their lands at a rate of 2J centimes per acre. On the 26th Ledebour ended his speech for the day (in which he showed how the Legation Counsel Rose had contradicted himself in the matter of Captain Brandeis, whose guilt he first denied and then admitted) as follows : " The pitiful thing about it ail is, that the administration, as conducted by German officials, does not spread Kultur, but merely breeds in the people-a servile spirit.
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21 A further examination of the parliamentary records concerning German colonial matters brings more and more evidence to light.
On November 29, 1906, Deputy Kopsch exclaimed in the Reichstag : " The Imperial Chancellor has stated that the publicity given to these (colonial) scandals has injured Germany's reputation abroad. I agree with what my colleague, Schaedler, said that it is not the publicity given to the scandals, but the scandals themselves which have injured Germany's name in other co...untries. " On March 20, 1906, Deputy Ledebour characterised these excesses committed by the Prussian system of administration as the complete negation of justice ; and three days later he described how the Togoland natives had been robbed by the great German company which had just acquired their lands at a rate of 2J centimes per acre. On the 26th Ledebour ended his speech for the day (in which he showed how the Legation Counsel Rose had contradicted himself in the matter of Captain Brandeis, whose guilt he first denied and then admitted) as follows : " The pitiful thing about it ail is, that the administration, as conducted by German officials, does not spread Kultur, but merely breeds in the people-a servile spirit.
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