German political quarters today admitted irritation over the signature of the two Franco-Turkish accords in Paris amd Ankara, They qualified the agreements as "a new link in the chain of encirclement."
Commenting on the cession of the Sanjak of Alexandretta to Turkey, they raised the problem of the return of the Reich's former colonies snd mandated territories. The pact settling the Sanjak question is "immoral," they added.
The "Voelkischer Beobachter" asserted, "The democracies are again guilty of treaty violation."
"France has practically undermined the status quo of the Eastern Mediterranean, which was solemnly guaranteed by Britain and Italy the April 16 Agreement of last yeni it added.
The "Diplomatische und Politische Korrespondenz" affirmed that "Turkey paid dearly for the return of her former territory."—Havas:
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