The Archive · 1938

Sudeten-Czech Negotiations

Berlin, June il.

Tomorrow's elections in Czechoslovakia again prove that the "strength and discipline" of the Sudeten Germans is considerably strengthening the party in its negotiations with the Czech Government, it voluted out in oficial ex i The negotiations, it is: believed, are due to enter an important stage immediately after the elections, The flood of reports of incidents in Czechoslovakia confines uninterrupted. These include an alleged incident at Aussig, where a sergeant is reported to have ordered his men to point loaded rifles at a party of Sudeten Germans giving the Nazi salute, to one another.

Newspapers here are also playing up the alleged Communist danger in Czechoslovakia, which Moscow is accused of fostering as a "jumping board" to Western Europe."—Reuter.

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