DISAPPOINTMENT IN BERLIN
NOT WHAT GERMANY WANTS
CAUSES OF SHOCK AND SUSPICION.
(ONirED r-BESS ASSOCIATION—COPimSIIT.)
(MUTIR'S TELESIUK.) (Received 15th August, 11 a.m.) " BERLIN, 14th August. Political" authorities are disappointed by the London negotiations^ which they consider have not helped towards tho conclusion of a security pact such as Germany desires. ' The report that M. Briand and 'Mr. Chamberlain have agreed that Germany must enter the League of Nations unconditionally has caused a shock; so has the assertion that France may be permitted to wage war against Germany in certain eventualities; while the news that Poland and Czecho-Slovakia are likely to be invited to the eventual conference regarding the Pact is received with suspicion.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 40, 15 August 1925, Page 7
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