London, Sept, 20.
My. Chamberlain's statement that mot yet. possible to under~ stand clearly: the motives and consequences of the Soviet action against Poland" is the bare truth, diplomatic circles here opined today, Tt is not yet possible to ascertain to what extent ce-operation between Germany and Russia has been established' and if this cooperation will continue in creumstances.
Balkanic problem phasized, create opposing doth countries," Fur orled, Soviet propaganda Is active and according "to good sources, Soviet agitators are already at their task in Slovakia, promising their Slovak race others that they will soon. be freed, Finally, both Germany and Russia are interested in Rumania and Russia has now an excellent) strategical position on. the former Polish-Rumanian frontier informed circles here believe that the main "problem in' German-Russian relations is now whether Germany intends. to continue" her expansion through Hungary toward Rumania' or else whether she Intends to concentrate for the time being all her forces on the Western Both eventualities are being studied by military and diplomatic circles here. Should Rumania. be. attacked by Germans, London and Paris will extend her their help, and cor Sultations on this subject are already. taking' place between the General" Staffs. Should Germany decide on the contrary to concen fon the Western Front, it is possible that she may choose to violate again Belgian neutrality and measures are boeing taken by the Allies to prevent-any. surprise in that direction, Havas.
Berlin, Sept. 21.
German-Soviet negotiations _'to demarcate new boundaries between the Reich and Soviet Russia will begin in the next few days as a result of the collapse of the Polish Stale, reliable quarters said, today.
Well-informed.eireles' said they expected negotiations to last about tone week, Tt "was. believed the line will be: drawn "giving the Soviet Union a frontier to the west as far Brest Litovsk, from Which German troops have already begun to retire, trid adding population of between leven and twelve millions to Russ!
This would include three and of half million White Russians and eight million Ukrainians.
Tt was also believed that Tussia will gain Lwow—although it was formerly a part of the Austro-Hun-yanan Empire—and Vilna, while Germany will retain the valuable oil fields at Drohobyez, Te was expected that a. small Polish rump. state around Warsaw! and Lodz, will be created, probably under a Joint German-Soviet" pro-
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