GERMAN COLONIES
Return Again Asked for By Nazis (Received 28, 8.45 a.m.) PARIS, May 27. . Fjvq French Cabinet Monsters listened to the German Minister of Natipnal Eeonemy, Dr, Hjalmar Schaeht's speech at the opening of the Gefman pavilion at the Paris Exhibition. After gromising supporfc for improved relations betweqn France and Germany, Dr. Schacht voiced Germany's demand fqr colonies, saying that Germany's aims were often misunderstood becausq the fundamental ejement qf German life wais insuffjciently appreciated. "With the exception of Switzerland, which enjoys an international guarantee, Germany is the only nation in the world not possessiug either at home or abroad equrces pf foods(,u;t§ fficient to feed her population. Tbis is a grotesque situation, Those seekinc to kegp iip thiS^ state pf thiugs will never I § eiimiuate the risks it caus, es, Those rontributing i") its rquioval V(0uld guarantee peace 11» Eiirop . apd tbe wqjld fqr generations •"
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 112, 28 May 1937, Page 5
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