Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-06
GERMANY To EFUUSE.
To SURRENDER WAR
GUILTY TO ALLIES.
Noske Declares People
Would Not Permit Their
Deportation List Of
Major Crimes Charged

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-At the concIu-
sion of tonights cabinet session,
of the government inform
ed the correspondent of the Asso-
Ciated Press that the ministers
were unanimous. in declaring sur
render of the men demanded by the
allies in the unofficial list or any
other received here was an utter
physical impossibility.
The list OF accused Germans.
whose surrender for trial by allied
tribunals is demanded, began arriy-
ing here yesterday.
The former crown prince, Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg, General
Erich Ludendorff, General Won Falk-
enhyn, Admiral Won Tirpitz, Or.
Theobald Won Bethmann HolIweg.
and former Foreign Minister zinl-
Norman We're among those whose
surrender is. demanded.
The list of names began arriving
In Berlin at II a. m.
THE German people will not bear
this new shame the Lokal Anzeig-
CIR said today, protesting violently,
against the allied insissence for de-
livery of German war guilty, w3Sl
provided in the peace treaty. y
The newspaper. in an editorial said
it was convinced the German peo+
pie will gather the last remainders
of their strength to resist to .thsI
utmost"
The allied demand, the .LokaI
Anzeiger added, involves not tha,
fate of a single group of individuals
but the fate of the nation" This
question" the newspaper said, sis
to decide whether the peace treaty,
may be changed to enable US to hvat
morally and materially" -.,
The Tageblatt says the list of per-
sons demanded by the allies from
Germany surpasses anything which
even the greatest pessimists had
considered possible.
Zone now realizes" it adds what
tremendous stupidity il was to Of
fer to sign peace treaty the terms
of which were impossible to ex-.
ecu<e."
Everybody must be aware that
the crisis ts beginning today" the
Taglischerundsehau asserted, adding
it hoped thousands of Won Lersners
could be found in Germany"
Vorwaerts, under headline Ger
many Cannot Deliver" expressed
hope that "calnlness would get the
upper hand in the entente nations
Some OF Those Demanded
Following is the list OF the per-
sons demanded for extradition from
the German government:
Karl Aegidi, Duke Albrecht, OF
Wurteemberg. Submarine Command
er Arnolde de Ia Perere, General
S{ol
Won Below, Count Johann Won Bern
storff, former ambassador to the
United States.
DR.. Won Bethm2n Hollweg, former
imperial chancellor General Fon
Boesler, Count Bismarck, General
Won Boehm, General Won Boethner,
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria,
the Duke of Mecklenburg.
General Won Bredow, Bronsart Won
SchelIendorf, General Otto Won Bue-
low. Admiral Won Capelle, General
Groener. General Won Daimling.
Enver Pashe, Prince Ernst of Sax
ony, General Falkenhausen, General
Falkenhayn. Prince Frederick of
Prussia, General Won Gallwitz AL /
fred Won Glasenapp, Otto Won Gott-
berg, General Won Gravenitz, General
Count Haesder Hammerstein.
DR. Haniel Won Haimhausen, the
Grand Duke of Hesse.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg, .
whose eXtradItion is demanded bye
France and Belgium; Prince August
Of Hohenxollern, Prince Eftel Fried
rich of Hohenzollern. the Crown
Prince of Germany, Prince Oscar Of
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Pasha, General Won Kluck, General;
Field Marshal Won Mackensen.
General Maltzahn General Baron
Kurt Won Manteuffel, General Won
Der Marwitz Won Moltke, Won
Robert Morath.
Won Chef {?) :. Won Der
Planitz Vo Plettenberg, Cen
eral Won quasi, Prince Ratibor-
Admiral Scheer Won Der
Schulenburg Count SchweIin, Talaat
Pasha Admiral Won Tirpitz. General
Won Trother
Submarine Commander Valentiner,
Count Waldersee b. Warburg,.
Prince Wittgenstein, Count Vitztugl
Won Eck5tcdt.
Alfred Zimmerman, former secre-
tary Of foreign affairs.
Some of Charges
The accusation against Crown
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria is the
Expectations from the Lille district;
the Duke Of Wurttemberg Is charged
with the mas 5acres at Namur; Field
Marshal Won KluclI with the assas-
sination of hostages at Senlis and
the massacre of civilians at Aer-
3chot; Fried Marshal Won MacKcn-
sen, with thefts and pillages in Ru-
mania: Baron Won Der Lancken, with
he murders of Captain Charles Rry-.
att, the British sea captain executed
ny the Germans. and Miss Edith
CaveIl, the English nurse who was
executed on the charge Of aiding pris-
oners to escape; Admiral Won Ca
1elle. with the submarine outrages:
Field Marshal Liman Won Sanders.
With masSacres of Armenians and
5yrians; General Stenger. with is
suing orders to take no prisoners;
lie Niemeycr brothers, with crueIties
o prisoners at Holzminden camp:
Gaor Won GOertZ, with cruelties at
he Madgebourg camp; LIEUTENANT
2odiger, with cruelties at the 'RullIe-
;sum camp; General Won CasseL with
;ruelties at tfAa '-oberItz camp; Gen
raj Won Mantnuffel, with the SACK
# Louvain; Lieutenant Werner, Cap-
ain Valentine and Captain Forstner
With submarine outrages; Genera
Ion Tesma, with the execution of
II civilians at Alton: General tEon
)strowslly, with the pillage of Dynze
nd the execution Of 1913 civilians
nd Major Won Buelow, with destruc=
ion and murders at Aerschot., 8sa
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