London, Oct. 25, 'The speech at Danzig last "night by Herr Joachim von' Ribbentrop evoked practically no serious editorial analysis in the press here (o-day, Opinion is reflected in head~ Hines like "Barbarie Charges" "Bom ele, Only worthy of editorial articles, The "Daily Mail" says: "The world has been given. another far Fage of distortions, half-truths and untruths, The "News-Chronicle" remarks:
"Nothing Herr von Ribbentrop has seid weakens the main point against the Nazis: that in pursuance of their greed and ambitions they have sabotaged all hopes for a peaceful selliement and repeatedly resorted to aggression in Danzig last night by Herr Joachim yon Ribbentrop, the "New York Times" says that, like his chief, Herr von" Ribbentrop concentrates his attack on Great Britain as the "T20 obviously and too dum-fy ho tried to segregat> Britain from Jail other Powers as the only enemy," the paper adds, "When itis ré- membered thet it was Herr von Ribbentrop who convinced Herr Hitler that the British would never fiht, this speech directed -avainst 'Britain's insatiable will to war' is above all a confession of his own tragic mistake."—Reuter,
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