Mr. Chamberlain looked extremely tired when he returned to the hotel following his conversation with the Fuehrer.
He a preoccüpied to the great er 'd who gathered at the hotel entrance and gave him the Nazi salute. He retired to his apartment immediately on arrival.
The very optimistic view entertain ed in press circles regarding the out come of the Berchtesgaden talks he? turned to pessimism by the evening, but the announcement of further discussions slightly restored hope in all quarters.
When the British Premier arrived at Berchtesgaden for the conversation, he was greeted by Herr Hitler in person, and a guard of honour presented arms as the two statesmen exchanged a cordial handshake.
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