The Archive · 1929

Berlin, Dee. 28

An important extension of the trade relations between Russia and Germany is foreshadowed by the Protocol signed at Moscow on December 21 which smoothes over immediate difleulties, such as commercial espionage, which the Soviets have agreed to interpret in a manner corresponding to international usages, The bases of further detailed negotiations are laid down and facilities are granted by means which German holders of Rus-concessions can negotiate directly with the Soviet authorities.—Revter, Pants, Jan, 2:—M, Lucien Saint, Resident-General of Tunis, has been appointed—Resident-General of Morceec. M. G. de Wendel Manchron, Prefect of the Department of Moselle, has been appointed Resident-Gerteral of Tunis.—Reuter.

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