The Holstein Meeting

[Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke]

Generaloberinspektorin politely allowed Direktor to hold his speech and come forth with the initiative of going on with actual discussion of pressing matters. And Dietlinde-Wilcke had such matter to bring before the treaty draft is presented. It is to her probably unpopular belief that it might require... certain amendements to it to actually reflect people's desire of unity.

"Angesehene Delegierte, we speak loud words of unification - however, it is to my belief that there won't be true unity in Rheinland as long as we disregard minor communities that exist within our House and certain conditions forced them to turn violent. Disgruntled farmers of Stuttgart and shipyard workers of Alster we now know as Landwirtechbewegung and Alster Union have turned to arms and revolted because their voices fell on deaf ears of our predecessors. In spirit of good faith their chosen people should be allowed to represent their movements in the new government and their opinions taken into account. As well as reintegration programms enacted for any members willing to go through with it and accept it's conditions. Please consider my proposition."