REGENT OF JUGOSLAVIA
BERLIN VISIT CONCLUDED ENTHUSIASTIC SEND-OFF BERLIN, June 5. Prince Paul and Princess Olga had an enthusiastic send-off, Dr Goebbels having ordered shops, offices, and factories to close at 3 p.m. to enable the populace to cheer them. Herr Hitler went to the station with the guests, and walked beside the moving coach for a last handshake. Official circles declare that no political agreement was concluded, and describe suggestions that Jugoslavia was more closely linked with the Reich or had been induced to join the Anti-Comintern Pact as unfounded.
Newspaper speculations are that Prince Paul should have departed two hours earlier, but had an unscheduled talk with Herr Hitler lasting for several hours.
MANY QUESTIONS DISCUSSED
. BERLIN, June 6 (Received June 6, at 10 p;m.)
An official communication states that the conversations between Herr Hitler and Prince Paul covered all the questions affecting the two countries. Both see in the friendship and co-operation which unites Jugoslavia with Germany and Italy a positive element for appeasement in Europe and for a policy of real constructive work.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23828, 7 June 1939, Page 11
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