The Archive · 1938

Allegation

No Secret Accord with Germany Exists

Copenhagen, Dec. 7.

Foreign Office denied today as unfounded" the Moscow "Izvestia's" report that there exists a secret Danish-German understanding that the Schleswig frontier will be moved northward when German [political interests desired such a move The "Izvestia" report also said that Germany would be able to obtain Denmark's approval for such a move without any great opposition."

Another denial by the Danish Foreign Office was of the "Izvestia" report that the Danish-German trade agreement of 1937 contains a secret protocol under which Denmark is to purchase raw materials abroad in behalf of Germany.—United Press.

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