Berlin, Sept. 27.
Sir Horace Wilson, of the British Foreign OMice, who yesterday brought to Herr Hiller the personal message of Mr. Neville Chamberlain, British Prime Minister, arrived at the Chancellery at 12.08 this afternoon to see Herr Hitler again—Reuter. pendence," the Note oes ould. automatically disappear.
"The whole process of the moving population is to. be reduced to. panic' Hight, by' those who will not accept the Nazi regime.
"they will have to leave their homes without the right to take their personal belongings, or the peasant to {ake his cow.
ferr_'Hitler's demands' in_ their present form are absolutely and un-Conditionally. unacceptable, "Against these new and cruel demands, my Government feel bound to make the almost resistance, and we shall do s0, God helping' us.
"We rely." the Note concludes, upon the two great Western demo: erades, whose wishes we have fol-Towed much against our own judg. ment, to stand by us in our hour of trial.' (Signed) Jan Masaryk"
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