The Archive · 1938

Hungarian Protest

Budapest, May 22, 'The Hungarian Government lodged a protest with the Czech slovakian Government in connection with the restrictions imposed along {the frontier, the newspaper wPester Lloyd 5, the journal declares, are forbidden' to lenter Hungary, while Hungarians are not allowed to cross into Czech slovakia, owing to the military mes [sures in' operation at the frontier, This procedure is described by the Jnewspaper as a "most unfriendly act" Jon tile part of the Czechoslovakian Government, Competent quarters in Prague are reported to have given assurances that the restrictions were only in the nature of an "improvised measure", imposed by subalterns. They would be withdrawn immediately, the same quarters are said to have declared, Complete calm prevails in Hungary, although news of the restriction measures aroused indignation Budapest, as it was stated that there was no reason for them—Reuter,

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