Budapest, Sept. 21.
Returning from Berchtesgaden yesterday evening, Dr. Bela Imredy, the Hungarian Premier, declared that the conversations he held there with Herr Hitler and Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, the German Foreign Minister, dealt exclusively with the Czech problem.
Recalling the recent resolution adopted by the Hungarian minority in Czechoslovakia claiming equal rights to those which will eventually be granted to the Sudetens, the semi-official news agency, Magyar Tavirati Iroda, said:
"The decisions taken by our brothers of race echoed powerfully throughout Hungary. The Hungarian Government knows its duty to support by all means their right of self-determination and to help them to triumph." The diplomatic editor of the agency, M. Francis Zimmer, asserted that competent circles in Hungary were satisfied by the Berchtesgaden interview and await the evolution of events with full confidence.
Opinion here is growing impatient. The Revisionist League of War Veterans, various students' organizations and al Rightist parties are holding a.monster meeting tomorrow, it is noted. Some 250,000 people will participate in this mass manifestation, it is anticipated.— presented members of the Russian Regiment with Havas.
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Berlin, Sept. 20.
Herr Adolf Hitler, the Fuehrer, end Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, German Foreign Minister, conferred "upon the untenable position of Czechoslovakia" with visiting Hungarian statesmen at Berchtesgaden, an official communique stated this Germans Elated by "Surrender" evening.
The distinguished visitors included the Hungarian Premier, Dr. Bela Imredy, his Foreign Minister, Dr. Koloman de Kanya, and Gen, Kresztes-Fischer, Chief of the Hungarian General Staff.
The communique issued after the meeting at the Fuehrer's summer residence announced that the "Hungarian Ministers outlined the indisputable rights of the Hungarian people to claim the right of self-determination for all Hungarians in Czechoslovaki Politicians believe this signifies an official German request that Hungary give up its hitherto reserved attitude on the Czech question. Furthermore, it is believed all possibilities are that the Hungarian statesmen have decided to intervene upon the Reich's side should military necessity arise, Poland and Italy have already pro-n.ised their assistance to Hungary, it is also noted.
The "Politische und Diplomatische Korrespondenz," official organ of the Wilhelmstrasse, declared that Nazi Germany naturally thinks of her fellow-countrymen first, but also respects the rights of other peoples.
he considers that besides Germany's claims, a solution must be found granting satisfaction to the justifiable claims of other ethological groups" the paper continued, "particularly groups such as the Poles and the Hungarians, as this would permit the establishment in Central Europe of an era of peace and fruitful collaboration,
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