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The French View of the Arnim Trial
January 7, 1875 issue

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This article focuses on the French view on the trial of Bettina von Arnim. Everybody is asking how it is that all the dispatches, the disappearance of which gave rise to a prosecution, are flow published. It was a crime against the state to take them away from the archives of the German Embassy in Paris, France and to hide them; and now the whole world is at liberty to read them. This intensity of hatred, this sincerity which is almost cynical, will of course make him the center of the French animosity against Germany.

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ARNIM, Bettina von, 1785-1859; CRIMINAL procedure; PROSECUTION; TRIALS; GERMANY; FRANCE
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