RUSSO-GERMAN TREATY
STRESEMANN SAYS NO CAUSE for alarm;
(United Press Association. —Copjrig) t) {Australian-New Zealand Cable Assn.) .BERLIN, 2nd May.
Dr. Stresemann broadcasted his speech on the Russo-Gcrman Treaty, stating that there was ho cause for alarm anywhere. It was demonstrated that Germany and Russia desired to live in peaco and friendship and renew good relations on the basis of tho Treaty of Rapallo. Germany's initiative came from Locarno. She desired to extend the peace treaties throughout Europe^ (Sydney Sun Cable.) (Received 4th May,- 11 a.m.) BERLIN, 3rd May. * Dr. Stresemann broadcasted a message denying that the Russo-German Treaty conflicts with the Locarno Treaty, and stating..that it was.solely directed to securing European peacfc
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 105, 4 May 1926, Page 7
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