Latest “Expose” Frigidly, Sceptically Received In U.S.
NEW YORK, April 27. A frigidly sceptical reception is accorded the latest German “expose.” The United States Press generally is of the opinion that the series of similar “documents’’ from Berlin is evidence of the bad conscience of the aggressors. The “New York Times” comment is typical. This journal states: “The motivation behind this welltimed discovery is as clear as daylight. “There is such a thing as the character of witnesses on a question of veracity. “The world knows how. to choose between the word of England and Norway and that of Germany, which has contemptuously broken its word to Austria, Czechoslovokia, Poland and Denmark. “The real give-away of the whole performance' was Hitler’s belated declaration of war against Norway. “It was Ribbentrop’s sorry and unsuccessful task to find some justification for this action, upon which world opinion would have been a gauge.”
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Northern Advocate, 29 April 1940, Page 5
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