GERMANS NERVOUS
Truth was Concealed from Them FACTS TRICKLE THROUGH (Received 14, 2 p.m.) LONDON, March 13. “The Times’’ Berlin correspondent says: “Germany is following the London talks with increasing nervousness. Official quarters realised that the position was grave, but Press control muds it possible for this to be concealed from the public until this afternoon, when it was admitted that England’s efforts were being directed primarily at prevention of military action by France. “These words must come as a shock to the public, which hitherto had com plete faith that England would see Germany through the difficulty caused by the re-occupation of the Rhineland. It does not seem to have occurred to the public that England herself i» placed in a difficult position. “Ridiculous as it seems, the masses of the people believed that Herr Hitler had not gone to the Rhineland without the prior sanction of England It is natural, therefore, that the public- is bewildered The German people earlier in tho week would have laughed at the id ■ tlu.l the sending of a few troops into their own territory would create a risk of war."
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 79, 14 March 1936, Page 5
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