Poland to Join Clamour For Cofonies, Report London, Jan. 16.
Captain Fritz Wiedemann, the Fuehrer's side and envoy extraordinary, will arrive in London some time this week "to make a semiofficial approach to the British Government on the question of the return of Germany's former colonies," the "Daily Herald" announced this morning.
"He will also report to Herr Hitler on the feeling in this country towards any new German claims in Eastern Europe," the paper added.
When the German Foreign Minister, Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, meets Colonel Joseph Beck, Polish Foreign Minister on January 26, Poland will most certainly claim some colonies and these demands will also be discussed when Count Galeazzo Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister, visits Warsaw in February, the journal continued.
"Poland is complying with suggestions made by the German Government, but will not join the anti-Comintern pact, as was also urged upon her," the "Daily Herald" concluded—Havas.
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