Berlin, Feb. 21 Mr. Eden's resignation is not regretted in Germany, "Mr. Eden personified prejudice Jagainst Germany," declared a politi-Jeal spokesman in an interview with Reuter to-day, He said that in case Jot doubt Mr, Eden was always apt blame Germany or Italy, The report that Viscount Halifax, Lord President of the Council, might succeed Mr. Eden had received favourable comment, the spokesman jaded, and it was hoped that rela~ ions "between Great Britain and JGermany would now improve, provided that no attempt was made by Britain to set Germany against Italy or draw the two partners opart—
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