The Archive · 1938

Growing Uneasiness Seen in Berlin Over Japan London, Jan. 127

GERMAN REACTIONS TO HOSTILITIES

While in official German circles the inv: as supremely glorious, there persists, says the Berlin correspondent of "The Times," an uneasy thought in many quarters that Japan is laying waste a forthetly good customer, China, ana is weakening herself into the bargain, Some of the headstrong declarations on Japan's mission by Tokyo spokesmen have taken aback even the aunchest of Japan's friends in Berlin, the correspondent adds.

It is through such dispiriting refections, he goes on, that more prudent—and 81 influential—minds in Berlin are turning back to Europe and particularly to four-Power relations (Germany, Italy, France and Great Britain), as has been reflected in Central Europe and: the Mediterranean—Reuter, 1

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