Reports from Berlin, gathered from various parts of Germany, indicate that the public is becoming seriously alarmed at the extent of the military exercises, especially as so many reservists have been called up, and the press campaign against Czechoslovakia continues unabated.
Public apprehension, according to these reports, may be fairly attributed to a wholesale dread of war, for undeniably Germans today do not de-site any military adventures.
Tt may also be attributed to the knowledge that the Reich Governnent can act without consulting the' notion in any way.
Foreign diplomatic circles, although aware of its dangerous potentialities, generally speaking regard the situation calmly—Reuter.
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