The Archive · 1934

An Expert Called in

finite measures to be taken for securing due order in the period before, during and immediately after the plebiscite.

The general opinion is that a force! between 1,500 and 2,000 men will be sufficient, "This would be made up by contingents from Britain, Belgium and Ttaly as signatories of Rhineland security pacts.

It is understood that Holland has been invited to send a contingent, Jand she is expected to acquiesce, In any case, the matter rests with the Saar Governing Commission, ana it is believed that this body will' proceed immediately with plans for: the organization of the Saar international' police force during and after the plebiscite.

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