European memorandum, the German Chancellor stated "'this far-sighted ideal must be built upon the conception of economic and politi sovereignty of individual states. He stated that the Reich Government would in this sense carefully examine the programme which was associated with one of the most prominent statesmen of Europe, adding that Germany's renaissance could only be realized in pacific ce-operation with all nations a! that Germany's goal was the servation of peace. "Germany's policy," he declared, "starts from the premise that the preservation of peace is rooted in disarmament. For this reason, Germany will con: tinually remind the world of the ren-Germany's own disarm:
The new Papal Nuncio, speaking for the first time in Berlin, referring to Chancellor Bruening's speech, asked all present to do their utmost in recognition of the hospitolity of the German people—Tra Ocean Kuo Min,
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