Polish-German relations are also stated here to have deteriorated as a result of failure to reach an agreement concerning the expulsion of Polish Jews from Germany.
A further source of friction, and perhaps the one reason for fresh Polish-Soviet solidarity, is the fear of German propaganda for an independent Ukraine. It is known that Poland has recently twice complained of German radio broadcasts in the Ukrainian language.
An official comment on the three points contained in the statement made in Moscow says that the recent conversations in the Soviet capital constituted an expression of the invariable will of the two Governments to arrange their relations on the basis of existing agreements and, by the loyal execution of these agreements, to create and guarantee the stabilization of neighbour ly relatiéns.—Reuter.
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