"SILLY BLUFF"
NAZI VIEW OF BRITISH POLICY
BERLESf, July 1. The Nazi newspaper "Volkischey Beobachter" said today: "We are in the unenviable position of a harmless pedestrian in the midst of a dark wood, robbed of all his belongings and being invited to friendly conversations with the robber. One does not attach too great value to manners in such a situation.
"The British seek a way to speak to the German people. The only way is = via the Fuhrer. We are not impressed < by the British threats. London should not complain of the rudeness of our language, but the crudeness of its atti» tude. She should not indulge in vagu« excuses, empty threats, and silly bluff, but act."
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 2, 3 July 1939, Page 9
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