Signor Alferi, considered that what had happened in Austria was a result of a state of affairs already existing. The open expression of the sentiment "and wishes of the Austrian people had shown this In no uncertain manner by an imposing public demonstration to greet the new sit The Grand Council also takes note, said Signor Alferi, of the rejection by the Fascist Government of the invitation from France for a concerted action which, being without basis and alm, would only have hed the effect of making the intsrnationas situation more difficult, The Council approves, concluded) Signor Alferi, of the line of policy adopted by the Fascist Government!
events in Austria; a policy Inspired by a realistic appreciation of the situation in relation to the interests of the Ballan nation—Reuter.
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