SWEDEN’S PACT WITH NAZIS
The conclusion of a Swedish-Ger-man trade agreement for 1941 envisages a turnover approaching £ 118,000,000, says the Stockholm correspondent of “The Times.” It will make Sweden Germany’s most important trade partner, not excluding Russia.Sweden, the correspondent says, retains a comparatively strong trading position, despite being hemmed in. Besides iron ore, at the same general price as in 1940, Swedish experts to Germany will be mainly timber, pulp and paper, the quanti ties of which are expected further to increase after special negotiations.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 13239, 15 January 1941, Page 2
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