The Archive · 1939

German Advice Reported

Helsinki, Nov 27.

Germany has given Finland "friendly advice" to endeavour to "Pravdi Attacks Finnish Premier Moscow, Nov, 26, Under the heading "A'Buffoon Is Holding A Prime Minister's Post," the "Pravda" criticizes M. A. K. Cajander, Finland's Prime Minister, declaring that he belongs to the school of M, Jozef Beck, former Polish Foreign Minister, and M. Ignacy Moscicki, former President of Poland, "Let him find out," the Soviet paper adds, "how those Polish buf-toons, who have lost their position: forever, feel now." The "Pravda further' declares that Finland is being drawn by provocateurs into a "foul, dangerous game," and "it is to be hoped that the Finnish people will not allow puppets like M. Cajander to continue to steer Finland along the fatal course of M, Beck and M. Moscicki."—Reuter.

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