PROMPT RESPONSE BY TURKEY
CHROME EXPORTS TO GERMANY STOPPED London, April 17. Turkey has suspended the licenses for exporting chrome to Germany pending official talks at Istanbul in the coming week between the Foreign Minister M. Menemencioglu and the British and American Ambassadors, say s the Istanbul correspondent of the “Daily Mail ” This prompt response to the joint British and American Note asking Turkey to cease trading war materials with the enemy bridges a gulf that existed between the Turks and the Allies for nearly two months.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 18 April 1944, Page 2
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