NO NEGOTIATED PEACE
ALLIES STILL EMPHATIC
th" q WASHINGTON, August 31. Hull, told a Press conference that the gSp S? er?\ by the Berlin spokesman! ■ General;Dietmar,'indicated a desire by the German High Command to put Mr HniT S for a n?§ otiated peace, but, .Mi. Hull emphasised, unconditional surrender would remain the Aufes' OIMr R 1 n S fOr an and Germany Mr. Hull revealed that the State Department is constantly giving attention to the possibility of Hitler and his countiy. He gave warning that the Germans will be punished for in! ™, ?V cts 'vhich the Polish Government has reported the Nazis are at pr£ffnt^Perpetrating in Warsaw at ±he Polish Government said that without regard for age or sex tens of thousands of men, women, and chSdren were being herded into concentration camps where, under appalling: c?nd£ SSS. andTenSo^^ b4g SDietmar stated: "We are confronted e on ™f -fKLs^^ASf worttthe candle militarily and polfti!
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1944, Page 5
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154NO NEGOTIATED PEACE Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1944, Page 5
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