AUSTRO-GERMAN UHIOH
DISCUSSION IN VIENNA
VISIT OF GERMAN MINISTERS MUTUAL TRUST ESSENTIAL By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Nov. 15, 9.5 p.m. Vienna, Nov. 15. Tiie German Chancellor. Dr. Marx, ami Dr. Stresemann, Minister of Foreign Affairs, have arrived here. It is stated officially that the visit is merely one of courtesy, but importance is attached to it in quarters which favour the union of Austria and Germany. Dr. Seipte, Austrian Chancellor, speaking at a banquet to the visitors, said the path of the German people in Germany and in Austria in recent years, despite difficulties, had been upward, but a groat work remained to be done. There could l>e no secure peace, disarm-
ament, economic recovery and real advance in culture in Europe so long as mutual-trust was not the foundation of European policy. Dr. Marx said: “The feeling of sympathy and understanding between Austria and Germany remains unaltered. There is nothing to divide our hearts or mar our friendship.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1927, Page 7
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