In an interview at The Hague, where he was representing the Ger man League of Nations Society* at the meeting of the International Confederation of League of Nations Societies, Count von Bernstorff (German Ambassador to the U. S. before and during the first two and a half years of the War) said that the League idea was growing in Germany and that its machinery would be necessary to unravel the reparations tangle.
He proposed an American loan: " Germany and France will never come to any agreement without the League or some third...
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