London, Sept, 22 1HE German reply to the British ulti atm of September 3, the rejection of which led to Brit in entering the war, and the details of stormy interviews whi Sir Nevile Henderson, British Ambassador in Berlin, had with Herr Hitler, Marshal Her man Goering, German Air Minister, and Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, German Foreign Minister, are contained in a White Paper, now published, giving the Anglo-German communications before the outbreak of war:
"The German Government people," the German reply stated, "refuse to receive and ace let alone fulfil, demands in the nature of the ultimatum made by the British Government, We shall answer any aggressive action on the part of England with the same weapons and the Same form.
A German memorandum, handed to Sir Nevile Henderson at 11.20 am. on September 3, twenty minutes after the expiry of the time limit of the British ultimatum, said that the British Government had "rejected the proposal of Signor Mussolini which might still have been able to save peace, The British Government will, therefore, bear re~ sponsibility for all the unhappiness and misery which have now overtaken, and are about to overtake, many people ace that. in an interview with Sit ong many remarkable disclosures
Nevile Henderson on August 28, Here Hitler asked whether England would be willing to accept an alliance With Germany. AUan earlier Inter~ View, Herr Hitler told the British Ambassador that it was. England sthieh had forced him into' an agree tment with Russo,
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