It proves, the newspaper declares, that "it is not easy to understand how the two views expressed by the spokesman are regarded by the German Government as mutually reconciliatory.
"If Germany does not want or expect d war over Danzig," it states, "no one has any reason to make or expect one. But it is she, and she alone, who has made of Danzig a problem threatening the peace of Europe.
"The reasons for the statement in Berlin have been obscure. If it means that Germany has decided to initiate a slackening of tension, and it is she alone who can take the initiative, then well and good. But the rest of the world awaits the event."—
Reuter,
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