SPECIAL ro ruң "N.N, London, Mar. 16.
Commenting on the Russo-Finnish war, the "Aftenposten," a Norwegian newspaper, stated: "Germany, apart from the Soviet, has the greatest responsibility for Russia's aggression and its consequences, "Without a pact of-friendship between Germany and Russia—between Nazism and Bolshevism—the Soviet's action would not have taken place.
would, with all her means; fight help Without Germany's san gap that she any action by the Western Powers over Scandinavia, such help would have been realized.
The Stockholm correspondents of the two Norwegian papers, the "Dag-blader" and the "Arbiederbladet" both spoke of secret German pressure, and the latter stated that "bit-torness against what is described as German treachery is very strong."
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