London, Mar. 14.
In an Important interview granted yesterday to the special correspondent of the "Daily Mail" Mr. Ward Price, the German Chancellor, Herr Adolf Hitler was asked what effect the Austro-German Anschluss would have on the proposed Anglo-German conferences. Herr Hitler declared, "from our side not the least, and I hope not from the British side. What justice have we done to any for-n Power, whose interests have we intruded upon in complying with the will of a great majority of the Austrian people to join the German nation?"
Regarding his attitude towards the British and French protest Notes, Herr Hitler entered into a lengthy discourse in which he declared he failed utterly to understand this action.
"These peoples are Germans and the protest of another Power against my actions in connection with this nation is just as senseless as a Note from the Reich Government regarding the relations between the British Government and Ireland would be.
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