TURKEY’S ATTITUDE.
LONDON, June 14. In a statement to the House of Commons on the passage of the German vessels through the Dardanelles, Mr. Eden. Foreign Minister, said that in view of the unsatisfactory attitude of Turkey and because there were further ships which the Germans wish to pass through the Black Sea
to the Aegean Sea, the British Ambassador had made representations to the President of Turkey. The Ambassador said that Britain was profoundly disturbed that Turkey should lend herself to this palpable German manoeuvre. The Turkish President promised to have the whole matter re-examined. Turkey has detained another vessel in , the Straits. t
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 June 1944, Page 7
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