GERMAN TRADING
Goods Through Belgium And Holland LONDON, January 11. Under the heading, “Export or Die." “The Times” declares that Germany is exporting goods through Belgium ami Holland. The Associated Press learns that Holland maintained large shipments of oil to Germany throughout the previous Belgo-Duteh frontier crisis. “The Times” says that Germany has virtually ceased direct exports to neutral importers and is mostly turning to other sources of supply. The Paris wireless announced that German-Rumanian railway traffic between Germany and Rumania, via Poland, has been suspended. It has been decreed in Berlin that all Gormans resident in the Britisli and French empires before the outbreak of Hie war must surrender their holdings in neutral countries to the Reichsbank.
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 98, 19 January 1940, Page 9
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