BRITISH RADIO
PROTEST .MADE BY POLAXI>,
(United Press As«o iation—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
IpNDOjN, January -4
For the first time since the inception of British broadcasting a foreign nation, namely Poland, lias protestedagainst a British programme, which, on December 31, comparing Poland and Germany, said that Poland was still spending a considerable- portion of her Budget on armaments. The Polish Ambassador, M. Constantin Skirnnmt, has complained to the Foreign Office about employing a British radio station for political propaganda- against a friendly nation. He sought 'lie prevention of such an abuse. The Broadcasting Corporation refused to make a statement.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 January 1933, Page 5
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