Milan, Nov. 24. one chs Seas ough of all that. I am convinced dien claims for himself the right to, defend his national frontiers, Ger-} many which is unarmed but sur, rounded by nations ainued' to the Considerable interest is attached to the interview to-day. betwee Litvinof, the Soviet Commiseas for Foreign Affaire, and. Signor Grandi, the Italian' Minister for Foreign Affairs, which lasted for two hours at the Foreigg, Ministry. Afterwards M. Litvind returned fo his hate, where Signor Grandi visited him.
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