The Archive · 1938

Berlin's Welcome

Berlin, Apr. 17.

Political quarters today welcome the Anglo-Italian Agreement as a contribution to peace and as harmon ting with the Berlin-Rome axis, The Agreement has rekindled hope for an Anglo-German Agreement, especially as it is claimed that issues between Germany and Great Britain are fewer and less acute than those between Italy and Great Britain, The signing of we Agreement is described here as "a big event in European and, possibly, even in world polities, overshadowing everything "Der Angriff" says that this is not! yet 'a final and lasting revival Tistorie Anglo-Italian friendship, but it provides the basis on which good. nelgnoourly relations can prosper between the two Empires in the Mediterranean, The newspaper draws attention to the emphasis in the by Ballan "press on the continued strength of the Berlin-Rome axis The "Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitur describes the Agreement as a "gr success for Signor Mussolini."—Reuter,

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