BRITAIN OUT-MANOEUVRED IN MOSCOW
New Situation Created in Europe IS POLAND NOW TRAPPED? Press Association—By Telegraph-Copyright *S, LONDON, August 21. The Berlin correspondent of ‘ The Times ’ says wellinformed Germans regard the development as removing all danger of war from Europe, arguing that Britain has suffered a grave diplomatic defeat and will hardly now care to carry out her obligations to Poland. Therefore the German demands against Poland will he granted fully and Britain will be obliged to make the best of the new situation and accommodate herself to the new order in Europe. It is emphasised that Germany has no intention of attacking England or her possessions, and if Britain shows common sense an excellent understanding might be reached with the rulers of the Continent. In any case, it is asserted, Britain is now impotent to help Poland and must therefore make the best of a bad job, and this, in the German view, will prove a constructive step in the interests of world peace.
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Evening Star, Issue 23352, 23 August 1939, Page 11
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