The Archive · 1937

Germany May Act as Mediator

Beri A. stronit current of noticeable in German pol cles over the possibility of the Sino-Japanese hostilities being brought to fan end in the not too distant future and the hope, amounting to belief, that Germany' will be the mediator.

Germany, it Is pointed out, is in a particularly favourable position to mediate, because she has fower material interests in the Far East than most other Powers represented fat the Brussels Conference.

Tt is also emphasized that Germany no longer has any concessions in China and has made @ point of observing the strictest impartiality during the present conflict. This latter argument is also presented as the reason for Germany's non-attendance at Brussels.—Reuter.

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