DIPLOMATIC DEFEAT
HERR YON PAPEN AT ANKARA
LONDON, May 26
The British and Greek Ambassadors in Ankara have beaten the German Ambassador. Herr yon Papen, in a diplomatic fight for the possession of four Greek freighters which the Turkish Government had ordered to be detained indefinitely at the disposal of the Greek Consul. Yon Papen made a last-minute attempt to induce the crews to obey orders from Athens, but he was frustrated as a result of the stern attitude taken by the Turkish a v tho dties.—U.P. A.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 124, 28 May 1941, Page 8
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