EUROPEAN PEACE
GERMAN OFFER TO> NEIGHBOURS
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LONDON, December 14
The. “Daily Telegraph’s” diplomatic correspondent says: “It appears that information brought tc London by Mr C./ Phipps suggests that Herr Hitler offers to conclude* wren each of Germany’s neighbour States a ten year pact of mutual non-aggression, and also is ready, to endorse the principle of sanctions against any peace-breaker, and the elimination of die war spirit from the school curricular,' proyided that other countries do the same.
A Paris message states that M. Benfs, in a long conference, with M. Boncour (French Foreign Minister), agreed to ha,ve. no separate conversation with Germany, and to the nonacceptance of any plan of German rearmament, also to the disapproval of any reform of the League which would weaken the -equality of the nations, and, in other words, weaken the solid bloc France sways at the League.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1933, Page 6
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