London, June 24.
Soviet circles of the Conference] confirmed to-day that a strong aote lof protest against certain references, Soviet Russia contained in the Hugenterg memorandum, had been despatched from Moscow to Germany.
The Hugenberg memorandum on Junes16 suggested that territories: in Russia and Eastern Europe. should be made available as "colon: sation spaces" for the Germans. At that time, M. Litvinoff called the! suggestion "wil and fantastic" and "comic relief to the heavy atmosphere of the Conference.
The German Foreign Office had bluntly "rejected the Soviet noi which protested against the memo: jrandum presented by Herr Hugenberg to the World Economic Conference regarding Germany's colonial-aims. The note pointed out that Herr Hugenberg had referred to Jareas in, Asia suitable for German colonisation."
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