Incidents; Pessimism Over Prague Parleys por ation on the frontier area, which entirely without troops, w ver much perturbed and excited b.
"daily frontier infringements."
The German repo id that the "whole of Sudeten German territory is packed with troops, who have advanced to within a few yards from the border."
t was claimed in German circle that concentrations on the border of Berlin, May 25.
Despite suggestions by the German press and high quarters that the supposed international crisis over the weekend existed only 4n the British imagination, the latest German reports from Prague do not paint a too optimistic picture of the situation.
Sudeten German circles, the despatches say, have an impression that the conversations between Dr. Milan Hodza. the Czech Premier, and Herr Konrad Henlein, Leader of the Sudeten German Party, have failed to produce the expected appl ment.
Fresh incidents are alleged to have occurred in various parts of the Sudeten region, and it is stated that Czech Customs officials along the Austrian frontier have been replaced by troops.
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