WAR PLOT ALLEGED
ACCUSATION OF GERMANY. GRAVE FEARS IN AUSTRIA. Vienna, Aug. 29. The Government newspaper Reichspost publishes a sensational announcemeiit accusing Germany of conspiring with Yugoslavia with the object of embarking on war against Austria and Italy. The object would be to secure for Germany a large part of Carinthia, also a fresh demarcation of the Yugoslav border, from the River Drau to the lower Towern Mountains. Germany and Yugoslavia allegedly have agreed that in the event of Italy’s defeat, the German frontier would extend to Trieste, on the Adriatic, which would become Germany’s southern port. Trieste was ceded to Italy by the Treaty of Versailles.
The Reichspost adds: “Nazis in Yugoslavia have organised a new legion Similar to that in Bavaria. The leaders have been feted and supplied with money for propaganda purposes. The German-owned newspaper Mariborer Zeitung actively prosecutes the cause. It is openly stated that a new Nazi putsch is being prepared for October, when the Austrian regime will be overthrown.” The Reichspost says it has its information from most unassailable sources. Trouble will break out in October in Algeria. Tripoli, the Baltic countries, and in Switzerland and Ireland.
The announcement has deeply impressed the Austrian Government. It would not have authorised publication of the announcement unless it were certain of the facts.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1934, Page 11
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