Berlin, May 8.
The exchange of goods between Germany on one side and Hungary, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Greece on the other has considerably increased, according to latest statistics.
The German exports to these five countries increased from 375,000,000 Reichsmarks in 1936 to 556,000,000 Reichsmarks in 1937. Approximately one ninth of the German imports is coming from these countries, Including Austria, Greater Germany in 1937 purchased 47 per cent, of the Bulgarian, 41 per centaf the Hungarian, 35 per cent. of the Yugosla-2, per cent. of the Greek and of the Rumanian ex-
Germany therewith absorbs on the average more than one third of the total exports of the five South-East European countries, Competent German quarters expect that the German demand for; export. commodities of these five Agrarian countries will increase even further.—Trans-Ocean
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