REACTION IN GERMANY
GOERING CONCILIATORY
SENSELESS FRENCH IDEA
(Received November 5, 10 a.m.)
BERLIN, November 4.
The hints of the desirability of an improvement in relations between. France and Germany are cautiously examined in the German Press, which professes not to know the official reaction to what is proposed at Geneva.
General Goe'ring, in a speech in the Saar, asked if the French would- filially abandon the senseless idea of Germany lying in wait to fall upon France. The two peoples in the Great War had learned to respect each other and there was no need for them to test their strength in another , passage at arms. Germany would rather compete with France in peaceful work, in which the re-armed Germany-could make a definite contribution, because a defenceless country was always a great temptation to its neighbours.
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 110, 5 November 1935, Page 9
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