Hungarian Sympathy with Nazi Aims

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 354, 11 September 1933, Page 5

Hungarian Sympathy with Nazi Aims

Press Association. —Copyright. Reed Today, 16 a.m. Budapest, Sept. 10

Striking confirmation of tho Hungarian Government’s Nazi sympathies is seen in the speech in which tho president of the Government Party, Herr Stravansky, condemning the Lutheran criticism of Nazi excesses, said none would dare to put the teachings of Christ or Luther in opposition to the national thought and feeling. The Government’s attitude was stronghtened by the growing conviction that a Nazi victory in Austria was assured.

NO AGREEMENT BETWEEN FRANCE, ITALY AND BRITAIN

Press A “socifltion. —Copyright. Reed. Todya, 10 a.m. Rome, Sept. 10. A Foreign Office report denies that Britain, France and Italy have reached an agreement to present a united front against Germany