Prague, Sept. 9. The German Social Democratic Party has sent a message to the Government expressing "profound dissatisfaction of all democrats, that is the majority of the country, following the recent events and the adoption of what is called the Fourth Plan resulting from British pressure."
"The concessions provided for in the plan meet with the resistance of the majority of the Czech peoples." the note added. "The negotiations are in contradiction with the policy of March 23 which the Czech citizens consider as a liberating action. We Alleged Pressure on Czechs Rousing Resentment are speaking on behalf of a crushing majority."—Havas.
Moscow, Sept. 9.
Great Britain and France are bitterly condemned in the Soviet press today for their alleged pressure on the Czechs to accept the terms of the Sudeten Germans.
Questioned on the Czech situation, a Soviet spokesman refused to make any comments, arguing that it con cerned other nations more than Russia, particularly Britain and France.—Reuter.
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