Paris, Apr. 28.
"It is an attempt to disintegrate the newly-aligned international defensive system organized by Frənce and Great Britain" French politicians stated this afternoon, commenting on Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address. "But it is bound to end in failure," they added.
Herr Hitler's reaffirmation that he considered the present Franco-German borders to be definite. since the return of the Saar to the Reich, these quarters interpreted as an appeal to Paris to leave the rest of Europe to its fate.
The Reich's proposals to Poland were made in the same spirit. with och that matters.
"Will Britain and America consider the speech as a sign of appeasement," the paper goes on, "thereby conatulating each other on an anticipated period of peace?
"Or will they remain frm in their conviction that the Axis Powers will [never ce-operate with others for ce, and that the democracies must hereafter continue to pursue a Vigorous policy?
"There," the journal adds, the key to the future international situation."—Reuter.
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