Although this report remains unconfirmed, well-informed circles in Paris believe that the effect of the Soviet-German talks will be very far reaching.
Germany is understood secking some compensation for the concessions she has already made to the Soviet in Poland. This belief is supported by the very large entour~ age following Herr von Ribbentrop in Moeow, even including, member of the protocol. The future of German Foreign Minister may depend upon the outcome of the negotiations.
appears quite certain that the decision to hold a conference was 'M, Sokru Saracoglu, the Turkish oreign Minister, is reported to have had mo idea that Herr von Ribbentrap would visit Moscow while he was still there, and Turkey's already delicate position was made more 30 by this surprise.
French circles in Paris emphasize that whatever decision Is reached, it will not in any way shake the determination of France and Britain to put an end to all attempts in Europe fo settle international questions by Pressure backed by force, such apparently is being employed on the Rumanian frontier and in Esthonia.
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