Berlin, Jan. 14.
Hungary's acceptance of the invitation extended by Germany, Italy and Japan to join the Anti-Comintern Pact, which was officially announced in Berlin yesterday, has been received here with the utmost gratification, The newspaper—"Nachtausgabe" says of the acceptance: "He who joins the Anti-Comintern Pact must not only know that Bolshevism is dangerous, but must also know how io fight it. That cannot be done by speeches and resolutions. The iron will of an entire nation is needed. The Pact has no Imperialistic goals, but has the sole task of creating peace and order in the world, for all who are menaced by Bolshevism."—Reuter.
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