The Archive · 1938

Optimism in Nuremberg

Some political quarters here now express more optimistic views on the Czech situation, hoping that negotiations between the authorities and the Sudetens may yet be resumed since contacts between the two parties have not been altogether broken off.

The comparatively more moderate tone of the German Press in dealing with Czech news is also regarded ay a probable basis for the more hopeful attitude assumed here.

Other quarters, however, still view the situation as being very grave though they see possibilities of conciliation in Prague.—Havas

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