The Archive · 1938

British Minister of Transport in Berlin

Berlin, Jan. 13.

The British Minister of Transport, Dr. E. L. Burgin, returned to Berlin yesterday evening with his wife after a tour of inspection of the national motor roads.

At the invitation of Dr. Todt. Inspector General for the German roads who accompanied him, Dr. Burgin drove on the Reichsautobahn from Munich to Salzburg and then to Berchtesgaden. At Munich in the "House of German Art" Dr. Burgin inspected an exhibition of the already completed and planned major building scheme of the new Germany. After viewing Nuremberg and the Nazi rally buildings there, the British Minister travelled on a national motor road to Halle from where he took train to Berlin.—Trans-Ocean.

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