Denunciation of alleged British moment propaganda is continued in
ina " lar German pest them doe roeldeception te T Grageendild of tha exception to the exaggei "German menace as means of ins fluoricing British public opinion.
Declaring that the "dictator countries" are held up to the public as of the British Cabinet such Clements of Benger in Europe, paper points out that even morni
former Secretary for Air, Lord ton, and Lord Winterton, have joined the "Churchill, Duff-Cooper, triumvirate" and that although government is not directly inyolvei prominent members of the Government party are engaging in what the paper characterizes as a "very frivolous game."
"It is not the first time," continues the "Voelkischer Beobachter," "that we make the remarkable observation. that the French public is cond itself in not half so challenging a manner as the British. The French Republic faces no greater 'German menace' than the British but the French have at least a common frontier with Germany which might make a certain nervousness understandable. The British at ts in thi P however, we find particular] is cly and regrettable they risible foundations."
concludes the paper, actually a contradiction to the mul declaration of the Fuehrer British Prime Mini A one which under certain conclu could compel the Reich to theoretical and practical conclusions,"—Trans-Ocean,
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