The Archive · 1938

Nazis Refuse to Change

The Chamber of Commerce, the correspondent goes on, begs that in future it will be consulted before the conclusion of contracts by the German Government with the Japanese or Manchoukuo authorities, The correspondent concludes that the Nazis, nevertheless, refuse to give up their pro-Japanese attitude, This decision, he sums up, is not purely ideological, but also is based, realistically, on the belief that Japan will ultimately win, but will be uriable to colonize China without German assistance,—Reuter.

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