January 26, 1969
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LONDON NEWS LETTER/ Ki^£.2£3
to find pro-Indian senti-
BY B. B. RAY CHAUDHURI ment.. Whether this it
due to Iudo-Germanic ori-
(Our London Correspondent) gin, of the average Ger-
-
, or for India being
London January 15 one of the firist eountries
to recognise Wee tern Ger •
I have just returned of every Berliner to see many, I know not. I am
from a visit to Berlin, the oity unified. From however, glad to learn
Bonn and Dusseldorf. Berlin we went to Bonn, that there are about 1200
1 he West German Govern- the Capital of the West Indians in various oities
ment invited four London German Government, 0f Western Germany_
Correspondents of leading where we bad the oppor- mostly StudeDts, and they
Indian newspapers with tunity to meet Herr Ernst have aoted as very good
a view to getting first- Lemmar, the Minister for unofficial ambassadors of
hand information of con- All-Germarv Affa re, "a our oountry. Finally, I
ditions in Berlin, the set- pukka politician." He is must pen a few words of
tlement of the refugees, undoubtedly the ablest thanks to our vtry good
eto. Ihe Deputy Mayor man to hold this Fort- friend, Herr 1 hie], the
of Berlin, Herr Amrhom, folio ef varied activities. indefatigable Press Officer
explained to us the vast YourCorreitpondent tbsak- jn charge of Asian'affairs,
reoonstruotion programme ed him on behalf of his Herr Tbtel want out of
oarried out by the West colleagues for the inter- his way to do everything
Berlin authorities. It is view and opined that as he could for as when we
indeed a tremendous task Asians tbey had ezperien- were in Bonn and Dusael
whioh is being superbly ced the undesirable alien dorf. '
done with oharactrristio occupation, and hoped . _ am
German efficiency. The that re-nnifioation of Ger- ■ }J* - "e,m» "y «..„
block, of modern flat. many would soon be BW n.. i n'
will be envied by city achieved- We also met c,at,on„ S °T*L^
dwellers'of ma^y impor7 Dr Middleman, the : »c K^Ii
tantc.pita.s.ofJhy. woPr.d. retary of State of the
We also visited the re- Ministry of Refugee, at fi m prominent
fugee camps, and there. Bonn who was due to ^{((J^
too, we found the effi- visit Berlin with the ^ the fjMt ^ tU
oien*y with which this representative of the Go- ftmotjon wiJi be teh vUcd.
stupendous problem is vernmrnt of Indie, Mr. „e delighted, to learn
being tackled This should Chakravorty, with a view Yehudi Menuhin, the
give impetus to the Go- to visiting the refugee world falno„, violinist
vernment of Ind,.. Ibrre camp. At Ouss.ldorf,Dp. . b. obe<>f the gneblg
Is life and light in Berlin Frans Meyers, the Minis- honour at our Dinner,
domparable with gay ter President of Hortn t
Paris. We paid a short Rhine and Weetppalia, Messrs. Vaciasbn &
vi.it to East Barlin-and emphasised the establish. 6o»S, Ltd. hay* just
what a contrast I It seems ment of closer Indo Ger- published a very interest-
'i be the earnest desire man trade relationships. ' (Continued on -pegs 9)
3$tnnUa«a* ll.nti
LONDON NEWS LETTER/ Ki^£.2£3
to find pro-Indian senti-
BY B. B. RAY CHAUDHURI ment.. Whether this it
due to Iudo-Germanic ori-
(Our London Correspondent) gin, of the average Ger-
-
, or for India being
London January 15 one of the firist eountries
to recognise Wee tern Ger •
I have just returned of every Berliner to see many, I know not. I am
from a visit to Berlin, the oity unified. From however, glad to learn
Bonn and Dusseldorf. Berlin we went to Bonn, that there are about 1200
1 he West German Govern- the Capital of the West Indians in various oities
ment invited four London German Government, 0f Western Germany_
Correspondents of leading where we bad the oppor- mostly StudeDts, and they
Indian newspapers with tunity to meet Herr Ernst have aoted as very good
a view to getting first- Lemmar, the Minister for unofficial ambassadors of
hand information of con- All-Germarv Affa re, "a our oountry. Finally, I
ditions in Berlin, the set- pukka politician." He is must pen a few words of
tlement of the refugees, undoubtedly the ablest thanks to our vtry good
eto. Ihe Deputy Mayor man to hold this Fort- friend, Herr 1 hie], the
of Berlin, Herr Amrhom, folio ef varied activities. indefatigable Press Officer
explained to us the vast YourCorreitpondent tbsak- jn charge of Asian'affairs,
reoonstruotion programme ed him on behalf of his Herr Tbtel want out of
oarried out by the West colleagues for the inter- his way to do everything
Berlin authorities. It is view and opined that as he could for as when we
indeed a tremendous task Asians tbey had ezperien- were in Bonn and Dusael
whioh is being superbly ced the undesirable alien dorf. '
done with oharactrristio occupation, and hoped . _ am
German efficiency. The that re-nnifioation of Ger- ■ }J* - "e,m» "y «..„
block, of modern flat. many would soon be BW n.. i n'
will be envied by city achieved- We also met c,at,on„ S °T*L^
dwellers'of ma^y impor7 Dr Middleman, the : »c K^Ii
tantc.pita.s.ofJhy. woPr.d. retary of State of the
We also visited the re- Ministry of Refugee, at fi m prominent
fugee camps, and there. Bonn who was due to ^{((J^
too, we found the effi- visit Berlin with the ^ the fjMt ^ tU
oien*y with which this representative of the Go- ftmotjon wiJi be teh vUcd.
stupendous problem is vernmrnt of Indie, Mr. „e delighted, to learn
being tackled This should Chakravorty, with a view Yehudi Menuhin, the
give impetus to the Go- to visiting the refugee world falno„, violinist
vernment of Ind,.. Ibrre camp. At Ouss.ldorf,Dp. . b. obe<>f the gneblg
Is life and light in Berlin Frans Meyers, the Minis- honour at our Dinner,
domparable with gay ter President of Hortn t
Paris. We paid a short Rhine and Weetppalia, Messrs. Vaciasbn &
vi.it to East Barlin-and emphasised the establish. 6o»S, Ltd. hay* just
what a contrast I It seems ment of closer Indo Ger- published a very interest-
'i be the earnest desire man trade relationships. ' (Continued on -pegs 9)