RESENTMENT IN GERMANY

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21123, 26 March 1934, Page 11

RESENTMENT IN GERMANY

<> Criticism of French Note "A DISHONEST PRODUCT" (Received March 25, 0 p.m.) EERLIX. March 24. That tiiere is no longer any doubt as to wiio is sabotaging the peace of Europe is the general comment :n the press on the French. Note, winch the oflicial newspaper "Volkisehcr Beobachter" describes as "'a frivolous, malevolent, and most dishonest product of French post-war policy, a falsification of the basis on which the disarmament negotiations have been built up, and a relapse into tiie old French cry for sanelions." Other comment states that France insists on the Versailles Treaty, new political guarantees, and a continuance of the discussions in the atmosphere which drove Germany from Geneva. "France digs up her ancient demand for sanctions, and refuses Germany's modest claims for the defen.ee of her country." COMMENT IN LONDON SOME 1)1? SATISFACTION iE i ' A 1 ' 2" " 10 , n i i i i O n M -i Oil i i\ t' B C ct i it i ii t 11 in t' i c c' X i 1 l in-, u tlci i 1 i i t > 111 t i 1 inh 1 L c I i l 1 t id t it ll tit )l t n l p I u{ c te h i it in j i ill it i i i 1 t i \ il ill lui ' u t \ 1 \ Ll II 1 t el lli i k i ill") n i i u t i \ dl i t i I Ih 1) i 1 i \ tii \ t 1 111 i 1 1 D M L t i l t lit 1' l -, \i i i ' i t u \i i 1 \i l U t f 1 t i i M{Vi M\MI U II KL IN ( UIM \\\ ,\< i i -> i) \l lIV ' \ 1 -I N i i i 1 _ i i i t t rI t l 1 1 1 i„i 1 I i' 1 I ill ll t i t tt ill cc i i i i I I 1 Le i '