HOLDING TO PEACE
FIGHT IF ATTACKED
HUNGARY'S ATTITUDE
(Reed. Nov. 23, 9 a.m.) BUDAPEST. Nov. 22.
The Hungarian Foreign Minister, Count C’saky. said: “We shall remain faithful to pence as long as our vital interests are not affected, but we will fight to the last man if our inheritance is threatened.
“The Hungarian Army will soon suffice to meet the demands of the present grave period.”
He emphasised Hungary’s friendship with Italy, cited Germnn-Hungarian friendship, and said that there were no differences between Hungary and Yugoslavia which were dissoiubie. Count Csaky sympathised with Bulgaria's struggles and warned Rumania that she must co-operate in establishing friendly Danubian relations. A clash with Russia, he said, was inconceivable. Hungary’s attitude to Britain and France was unchanged, while the German-Slovakian agreement might lead to a real improvement.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20102, 23 November 1939, Page 14
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