German-Polish Radio Pact

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 47, 5 June 1931, Page 5

German-Polish Radio Pact

To Settle Dispute PAOT of non-aggression and international co-operation on the ether has recently been concluded by the Poiish and German wireless authorities. Negotiations to this effect were begun as a result of friction arising out of the celebration by the Germans of the anniversary of the Upper Silesian plébiscite, On that occasion a great dal of matter was broadcast from German stations which the Poles regarded as anti-Polish propaganda. The two parties now declare thai they are in full conformity with the principles laid down in 1926 by the International Wireless Council, which read as follows :- "The Council of the Union expresses the desire that the wireless undertakings should take all possible steps that their programmes dealing with political, religious, economic, intellectual, and artistic matters should in no way violate the spirit of international cooperation which is absolutely essential in order to enable the wireless to fulfil its honourable mission and bring about an international rapprochement." |