The Archive · 1938

Lie Eastward in Balkans

Marshal Goering Declares Vital Tasks Lie in Peace; Yugoslav Trade Accord Now in Sight

Berlin, Oct. 17. ERR Walther Funk, Minister of Economics, has returned to Germany from his trade tour of Balkan and Near Eastern capitals.

Before leaving Belgrade, Herr Funk and Dr. Milan Stoyadinoviteh, Yugoslav Premier, discussed details proposed in the German-Yugoslav Trade Treaty, the completion of which was in sight, according to a Belgrade dispatch to the German News Agency.

Field Marshal Hermann Goering, Special Commissioner for the Four-Year Plan, writing in the periodical "The Four-Year Plan," refers to the Munich Conference.

He says that "great tasks lie before us and our economic and cultural progress must continue. "I expect Germany's trade and industry to stake all their strength joyfully in the days to come," Field Marshal Goering declares, "and to show their initiative in the performance of these tasks.

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