EUROPEAN VIEWS

Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1933, Page 5

EUROPEAN VIEWS

OF HITLER’S FRANK STATEMENT

FRENCH PRESS OPINIONS

iUnited Press Association—By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.)

PARIS, November 24

The paper “Figaro” deelai ■*> that Herr Hitler is emulating the German soldier who cries “Kamerad!”, and then uses the machine gun. It adds: “Britain is France’s great hope and ally in the event of war, ’as in 1914.” The paper “La Republique” calmly advocates ascertaining exactly what both sides desire. The “L’Oeuvre” asks: “If both sides desire peace, why should they not confer on the means of achieving it?”

LONDON INTEREST AROUSED

LONDON, November 24

The Paris paper “Le Matin’s” interview with Chancellor Hitler, cabled

this morning, has caused a deep impression in diplomatic and political circles in London. The “Daily Telegraph” says: “Tt is bound to hasten an opening of direct negotiations.”

ALLEGED SECRET -DOCUMENTS.

FRENCH PUBLICITY CONDEMNED,

(Received this day at 9.30 a. in.) BERLIN, November 24

Newspapers are unanimous in fiercely condemning the “Petit Parisien” publishing alleged secret documents. The T ‘Tageblatt” says the “Petit Parisien’s” One aim is to stifle all desire for understanding, between nations, and to wreck peaceful advances.

The “Voelkische Beobachter” says; “These forgsries are criminal manouvres of a newspaper, owned fey an armaments factory. It is particularly unfortunate that the publication synchronises with Chancellor Hitler’s declaration of peaceful intentions.