NOT ANTI-BRITISH.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 299, 2 December 1936, Page 5

NOT ANTI-BRITISH.

German Foreign Policy Is Peace With England. Berlin, Dec. 1. The assurance 'that' the Germafl foreign policy will never be directed against vital British interests is the essence of an important article occupying more than half Mie front page of the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. “If is a fundamental axiom of German foreign policy that there shall never be a second Anglo-German war; this was the basis of Herr Hitler’s great peace declaration on May 17, 1935, which ledd to the AngloGerman naval agreement,” the article states. The article goes on to reiterate that the German-Japanese agreement is directed solely against the Comintern and not against British inter-; ests. “We can only envy Britain because she has not herself had to pass through the Bolshevik menace," it says. “Germany stands in the front rank against Bolshevism. The Ger-man-Japanese agreement does not divide Europe into two camps. This will happen only if Britain insists on transforming this ideological front into one of power politics.”