SECURITY OF ICELAND
BRITISH FORCE LANDED
ASSURANCE TO GOVERNMENT,
NO DESIRE TO INTERFERE WITH ADMINISTRATION.
By Telegraph-Press Association —Copyright. LONDON, May 9.
It is officially announced that a British force landed in Iceland. The Government has given the Icelandic Government specific guarantees that the force has been landed to ensure Iceland’s security against German invasion. The force will be withdrawn on the conclusion of hostilities. The British Government has made it plain to the Icelandic Government that it has no intention or desire to interfere with the island’s existing administration, and, further, it is prepared at once to negotiate with the Icelandic Government an agreement on trade matters, which, it is expected, would bring material advantage to the inhabitants.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 May 1940, Page 4
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