Germany's colonial claims are out lined by" the Reich Minister of] Economy and Reichsbank President, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, in an article especially contributed to the American review, "Foreign Affairs."
The following conditions are requisite for a solution of the colonial problem to Germany's satisfaction, according to Dr. Schacht:
The Reich must be able to produce raw materials on territory placed under Germany's administration; and German currency must be _regarded as legal tender in such colonial territory.
The writer further points out that, Japan and Italy had become "possessing" countries, while the Reich alone Femains an "unsallsfiod" great power.
"As long a the colonial problem of raw materials remains unsolved for Germany, the Reich will be a source of trouble despite all its love for peace," Dr. Schacht further declares, adding that German has not! yet given up the hope of solving the Problem by pacific means and thus: Joining the ranks of "possessing" nations, While reproducing the article, the Deutsches Nachrichten Bureau"" stresses that It states for the frst] time the Reich's minimum claims in the matter of colonial activity and. offers a basis for objective discussion,
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