COLONIES CLAIM
REJECTION BY FRENCH RADICAL SOCIALISTS
LONDON, November 1.
Germany's claim for the return of her colonies was rejected in a declaration of policy issued at the close of the congress at Lille of the French Radical Socialist Party, which is : the strongest in the French Parliament.
"It is inconceivable and useless," says the declaration, "to accept even the hypothesis of a redistribution of colonial mandates."
Nevertheless, the party does not refuse to envisage recognition of equal access to raw materials by all nations. It would be an honour for France to initiate an international conference to this end.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 107, 2 November 1937, Page 9
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