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Coldly, harshly, Hitler's ultimatum to Benes throws its shadow over the hopes which the other passages of his speech arouse, adds the "Daily Express." The fear persists that history is turning to a new page, and is making ready to write inured.
Hitler's words are not words of peace, says the "Scotsman." It looks as if the memorandum, which he says is his final word, was devised solely to give Germany an excuse for making war-after the substance of her demands had been peacefully conceded.
The "Yorkshire Post" makes the remarks that the speech, far from hav: ing relieved the extreme, tension, leaves the situation unchanged Route
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