Berlin, Oct. 17.
Political circles here termed the reports spread abroad declaring that Herr Hitler had asked the Prague Government to arrest and extradite all non-Nazi Deputies and Senators formerly, representing the Sudeten regions, as completely unfounded.
These quarters also denied thai agents of the Gestapo, German Secret Police, had been sent into Czechoslovakia. The situation of the Germans remaining in Czechoslovakia will be the subject of conversations between Berlin and Prague.
The Reich has reiterated that Germany could not remain disinterested in the fate of Germans still remaining in Czechoslovakia.—Havas.
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