'M. Chéradame estimates that, three or four months after the conclusion of an arrangement with Japan, the forces of that country could be landed in Europe and a general advance of all the Allies on Berlin could be. This gigantic operation, he admits, is by no means certain, but the attitude of Tokio makes it at least possible.
Although no official information has ever been given on the subject, well-informed men, such Pichon, maintain that negotiations with Tokio have actually been begun, though on what points and with what results they do not venture to
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