SOVIET AND THE POWERS
RELATIONS DISCUSSED AT GENEVA
STATEMENT BY Dll STIIESEMANN
Press Association—By Telegraph-Copyright.
GENEVA, June 14
(Received June 15, at 11.05 a.m.)
Giving an audience to foreign journalists, Dr Stresemann disclosed that all the Foreign Ministers at present at Geneva had privately discussed European problems, including relations with the Soviet. He said: “There is no question of an anti-Soviet crusade, but the Third International must not interfere with the internal political arrangements of other countries. Foreign Ministers are favorable to amicable relations with the Soviet, but Homo Min-
isters arc naturally anxious for public order in their own countries.”
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Evening Star, Issue 19583, 15 June 1927, Page 6
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