Herr von Ribbentrop Gives View on U.S. Reactions Berlin, Nov. 25.
The Foreign Ministers of Germany, Italy and Japan broadcast this morning in celebration of the second anniversary of ithe- Anti-Comintern Agreement, All German newspapers devoted editorials to the anniversary, describing it as a world historical event.
Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, the German Foreign Minister, in his broadcast, described the Pact as a struggle without compromise against the Communist International.
He said that in neither Spain nor China was Communism succeeding.
Czechoslovakia was to have been another place of world revolution, the German Minister went on, but the iron resolution of Herr Hitler had nipped the attempt in the bud.
Nothing could be more incorrect than to say that Bolshevism had abandoned the struggle.
Nothing but Bolshevist propaganda, Herr von Ribbentrop declared, was behind the new wave of agitation in America against Germany, by which the Reds hoped to incite respectable circles of American people to a psychosis of hatred against Germany.
"Despite all," the Foreign Minister asserted, "I am convinced that the anti-Comintern Powers will succeed in frustrating Bolshevist aims for a world revolution,"
Mr. Hachiro Arita, the Japanese Foreign Minister, declared in. his broadcast that the "Pact combats Communism not only in Europe, but in Asia. We favour a great idea to establish new ideals in Eastern Asia, and this struggle is a political necessity."—Reuter.
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