Godesberg, Sept. 21.
The reported acceptance by the Czechs of the Anglo-French proposals or the Sudeten problem highly satisfied German quarters here on the eve of the second Chamberlain-Hitler interview, a Havas correspondent here reported today.
These quarters now consider that peace will henceforth be maintained.
Political circles continue to ex amine the conditions for the delimitation of Sudeten territory; owing to the impossibility of including all ihe Sudetens in these districts, since many of them are scattered throughout Czechoslovakia, they are considering an exchange of populations on the Greek-Turkish' pattern.
Historical examples are splashed all over the press today, recalling the time when Bohemia belonged to the Holy Germano-Roman Empire.
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