HUNGARY’S POLICY.
THE ANTI-COMMUNIST PACT. CONVERSATIONS IN BERLIN. (United Press Ass Delation— Copyright.) LONDON, November 22. The Berlin correspondent of “The Times” says there seems to be no likelihood of Hungary adhering to the ant-i-Communist Pact during the present visit to Berlin of the Hungarian Prime Minister (Dr. Daranyi) and the Foreign Minister (M. Koloman de Kanya). It is stated that the visit is primarily a return for Baron von Neurath’s recent visit to Budapest. The visitors will presumably .receive renewed assurances of German sympathy with Hungarian demands for rearmament, treaty revision, and the piotection of Hungarian minorities. The extent, however, to which Ger-, many can support Hungary is limited so long as Hungary desires to be on friendly terms with other Central European States. . „ The recent attempts by Britain ancl France to improve their political and economic relations with Hungary have been noted in Germany, but it is believed that the Hungarian Ministers reassured the German Government on broad lines about their present foreign policy. '
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 38, 24 November 1937, Page 5
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