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German staff attached to Gen. Francisco Franco, the Spanish Nationalist. leader, {o influence his strategy, the Army felt, the correspondent declares, "that the German part in the Spanish war should be liquidated, The same circles, he goes on to say, had' also criticized what they rè- garded as the unduly stand-ofüsh attitude which had been taken up towards Great Britain, and the apparent lack of any offers by Gerrany to assist her Colonial demands.
Tt wás after the final interview with Gen. von Fritsch at the beginning of this week, that the Fuehrer secretly instructed Herr Himmer to arres him.
Considering, evidently, t latent possibility of a plot a Party and himself must be nipped the bud, the correspondent concludes; Herr Hitler regarded this as the lesser of two dangers,—Reuter.
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