ANGLO-FRENCH PROPOSALS
m GERMAN ANSWER ■ . 'GIVEN 80-operation in search H for peace H SEMI-OFFICIAL REPORT fcecsived February 15. 11.20 p.m.) Wm LONDON. February 15. B The Berlin correspondent of the Btfews Chronicle." says a semi-offi-Hkl statement declares that Ger■Liy's reply to the Anglo-French ■Lposals show? that Germany ■Lpts a "positive altitude" to efforts Mb prevent an armaments race and Mtbanish all danger of war. ■it emphasises Germany's desire Jor HLace and P a - Vii a v ' in "' n lribute to Hf Baron von Ncuralh (Foreign MmBit*) has personally explained GerKnany's views to Sir Eric Phipps and HM' Andre Francois-Poncet (rospecHLelv British and French AmbassaKLg"in Berlin) and handed an aide■wnoire which is understood to be Rj brief document of only two typeKiritten pages. Its contents, in H French opinion, are favourable to HI the initiation of negotiations.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21400, 16 February 1935, Page 13
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