Vienna, Mar. 30.
germany is now stong enough to resist an attack from France," declared Dr, Paul Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda, addressing a huge meeting here yesterday.
The Minister referred to two occasions when Germany feared repercussions from France, namely, at the occupation of the Rhineland and at the time when Germany officially proclaimed her rearmament.
"To-day," said Dr, Goebbels, "those fears have passed.. There is no longer any question of a promenade from Paris to Berlin, and there never will again."—Reuter.
Berlin, Mar, 31.
The new German Ambassador to [Japan will be Major-General Ott, it reported here to-day in informed Jeircles. He will replace Dr. Hans von D' ksen who was relieved this post at his own: request for reasons of health,—Major-General Olt was attacked to the Japanese Army' in 1933 as German military attache for several months and was Jappolnted military attache to the German Embassy in Tokyo in 1934.—Trans-Ocean.
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