Ciano must have given the Hungarian Premier some indications on Italian policy in the Balkan-Danubian region. Count Teleki, for his part, probably reminded Count Ciano that maintenance of the Balkan "status quo" should not imply Hungarian renunciation of revisionist demands on Rumania, Hungarian observers The Hungarian Cabinet was reli-reported to be "rather anxious"
turn of events in Rome Hungarian Press Comment Count the topics, says it is true that conversations of this nature have taking place. "It is further a the journal states, "that the effect on southeastern Europe of for Italy to indulge in undue haste. Ttaly's policies are founded on sound principles and Italy therefore is in a position to wait as long as she wants to wait"—Reuter.
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