TROOP MOVEMENTS
GERMAN ADMISSION
ACCORDANCE WITH TREATY
BERLIN, June 13
German officials admit troop movements near the Slovak border, but they claim that these are in accordance with the German-Slovak Treaty, signed in March, permitting Germany to occupy the mountainous zone between Moravia and Slovakia.
The Foreign Office's publication, "Diplomatic Political Correspondence," fiercely attacks Poland's unccndilatory attitude to Germany, which, -it. declares, is becoming more pronounced, obviously as a result of the British encirclement policy. It adds that insults against Germany are a daily occurrence, and the Germans in Poland are continually oppressed. The Polish tactics towards Danzig show clearly the perilous course the Poles are steering.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 138, 14 June 1939, Page 11
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