It is believed here that the speech of Herr Hitler and the resignation of Mr. Anthony Eden are not without relation, certain circles believing that Herr Hitler intended to provoke dissention in the British Cabinet Official circles emphasize that the tone of the speech was relatively calm and contained numerous significant ommissions, such as references to the events of February 4 and the Austriar. crisis. They were unpleasantly impressed by the affirmation' of the renewal of the entente with Italy and especially with Japan, and by the intention to continue the anti-Communist crusade, which is also interpreted as an anti-democratic crusade.
It is feared that the resignation of Mr. Eden is a proof of the bending of the British will before the Nazi policy in Europe and the Far East where the United States is threatened with isolation.—Havas.
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