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SOUTH AFRICA AND GERMANY. CONCLUSION OF TRADE TREATY RUGBY, Nov. 26. Mr L. S. Am cry was asked in the House of Commons whether, in the. case of the trade treaty between the Union of South Africa and Germany, any prior consultations with this country took place. Mr Amery replied that the Government in. Great Britain, equally with the Governments of the Dominions, was notified, by the Government of South Africa of its intentions and asked to express its views in the manner contemplated by the. Imperial Conference of 19:26, and was subsequently kept informed of the progress of 'negotiations. The whole position to-day was that no one Government of the Empire restrained anv other Government of the Empire, but all Governments of the Empire, if they undertook anything that might have a reaction on the others, informed them in case the? had views to express.
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 91, 28 November 1928, Page 6
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