BRITAIN’S TERMS
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS TRUSTWORTHY MINISTRY CONTROL IN GERMANY RIGHTING A WRONG (Reed. Sept. 14, 3 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 13. A communique issued by the Ministry of Information states: “W-ell-nformed circles in London are coilid eratoly interested in the stories ■caching them from various quarters concerning peace offers which may be made.
The British and French position is ■ell known. They have already made plain that they could only negoti-
n■ e peace with a Government whose word can be trusted. Once a trustworthy Government Is established in Germany and the wrong done is righted, Britain will doubtless be ■eady to consider, in consultation with he Allies, and other friendly Powers, how a just and fair peace es'ablished m Europe in such circumstances could be possible, and to examine how economic conditions could be readjusted to allow all countries to derive mutual benefit from the world’s resources.”
A report, from Berlin states that (he German Propaganda Ministry is taking great pains to conceal the British and French determination to refuse all compromise With the Nazi regime. The German public has been informed that Germany can soon make peace with Poland On ihe basis (of the restoration of the former German provinces and also that i! will then be pointless for England and France to continue the struggle against Ihe Reich.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20043, 15 September 1939, Page 11
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