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The conclusion of the Russo-Finnish war has improved prospects of a Soviet-Italian rapprochement, tak-bei ing the concrete form of a trade pact and the resumption of diplomatic relations, which were broken at the outset of the Finnish wer, Nazi Merlin opes ge iti ith Berlin's lo negotiations wi! Bucharest, Moscow and Rome will improve Germany's position against the British blockade, the same sources said. The Foreign Minister, Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, discussed the entire subject during his recent trip to Rome; they asserted.
Upon his arrival here from his Rome visit, the Foreign Minister hur-fried from the station to report directly to Chancellor Adolf Hitler, it was sai DUAL osier, however, denied -aggression pact.
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aid the reports were Turkey Watching and Waiting Istanbul, Mar. 15. An attitude of watchful waiting was as the Russo-Finnish war came end and reports were circulated Possible rapprochement beand Italy.
kish press, however, gave ig today of the apprehensions in official circles yesterday lo's Party, which the Mediter-ud the Black Sea were part lof Turkey's "space of security." War in either of these regions, the paper said, would mean that Turkey would act to protect her interests.
"Turkey," the paper said, however, "is employing all-her forces to keep the war from her space of security. The preparations we are now making do not signify that we are going to throw ourselves into an adventure." for any situation—United Press.
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