Berlin, Sept. 10. ils is quite apparent from the general trend of articles and comments in the Berlin press yesterday evening that Germany's Stand in the Czech question now goes beyond Herr Konrad Henlein's eight Karlsbad demands to insist upon a revision of the state of affairs which is flatly described as untenable.
For the first time the German press is speaking of the claim of the Sudeten Germans to self-determination and "revision." In these articles which, without exception, appear in the form of despatches from Nuremberg, prominent members of the editorial staffs express the view that nothing in the shape of plans or proposals will now succeed in solving the issue.
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