LITTLE ENTENTE
A MUSSOLINI OFFENSIVE
United J’i -*bp Association —By Fleet ri Telegraph Copyright. Australian Press Association
London, inth April
The "Daily Chronicle" Rome 'correspondent says that all diplomatic roads now lead to Rome.-Signor Mussolini is about to receive Bethlett. the Hungarian Prime Minister: Zaleski, Mii-lialiicohoitlos. and Ruslidy Bey, the Polish. (Peek and Turkish Foreign Mimsteis respectively: and J! odder, Herman Minister of Finance. Signor Mussolini also had conversations with the .Jugoslav and Rumanian -Ministers. This makes it evident that Signor Mussolini is engaged in an offensive against the Little Entente. An agreement with Poland would strengthen .Signor Mussolini's position, as he lias already won over Hungary to his Balkan viewpoint.. He would then be aide to deal with Bulgaria'and .Czechd; • Slovakia at his leisure. Relations "be- . tween .Titgo-Slavia and Italy are much better as a result. of exchanges of views. Signor Mussolini itopes •- later to solve the Tangier-Tunis, problem.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 April 1928, Page 5
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150LITTLE ENTENTE Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 April 1928, Page 5
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