The Archive · 1939

To Revolt Soon

German Leader May Come For London Parleys London, Jàn. 17

"There is a confident impression in competent quarters here that Britain, as a consequence of her policy in Palestine, will find herself with a general Arab revolt on her hands before many months are past," the Berlin correspondent of "The Times" reported in that paper this morning.

"There is also the less unpleasant impression that Signor Mussolini intends, following the Rome conversa-to set the Anglo-German conversations in motion again," the correspondent added. "In this case the visit of a highly-placed German personality to London, an intention which has been in the air since Munich but has for various reasons been impracticable, might take place before the winter is over."—Havas.

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