Lonion Press is Bitterly Critical of Coup London, Mar, 13.
Public opinion in Britain has been deeply aroused by the weekend's events in Austria.
Tu an editorial the "News [Chronicle says:
"We have come to a crisis in the historical evolution of Europe.
What next? Or perhaps who next?
"The democratic nations stand in the valley of decision, The future civilization depends on whether they can display enough wisdom, Jenergy and courage in the months—weeks—immediately ahead."
"Dally Hearld" writes:
"Naked aggression has once again because the barriers against aggresston have been broken down by those whose frst duty it was to maintain them, Austria is the latest chapter In Jo long tragedy, whose early chapters: Ihave been Manchuria, Abyssinia, [Spain and China, And the end 1s not yet.
The "Dally Express" says that the Jovents in Austria "warn us that we must require from our own Govern ment a renewal of the pledge to make this country's air strength equal to the strongest in Europe. without delay."
"All impediments in the way must Joo," it declares. "Only if we are [mighty shall we feel Act of Barbarism The "Evening Standard" describes JGermany's invasion as an "act of Marr Adolf sitter anything, After Reuter's special correspondent made a tour of the country last night, before It was known that largo quantities.of German troops wore drafted into Austria, he reported that the Nazi regime had come to stay and that it would not meet with any real opposition. added that the majority of those who 24 hours earlier were strongly anti= Nazi were trying to outdo each other im Hitler gestures, Hitler greetings and Hitler badges—Reuter,
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