Diplomatic Activities in Nuremberg Overshadow Nazi Rally Programme Nuremberg, Sept. 9.
Diplomatic activities completely overshadowed yesterday's session of the Nazi Congress.
Herr Adolf Hitler made no speech, but he is to speak five times before the end of the Congress, namely, twice today and once on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Present expectations are that the final speech will be the most important, and will, probably be the only one in which foreign political affairs are featured.
It was reported here last night, but not officially confirmed, that the Fuehrer might send Captain Ernst Wiedemann, his aide-de-camp, to take further soundings in London to ascertain British feeling in regard to the Czech question.
Captain Wiedemann went to London in July in connection with the problem in Czechoslovakia in order to emphasize the- urgency of finding solution as quickly, as possible—Reuter.
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