"He also made it clear that the Berlin-Rome Axis was the essential point of Italy's foreign policy.. We face it equally plain that Anglo-French ce-operation was the basis of British potiey."
"Signor Mussolini." Mr. Chamber Jain went on to declare, "expressed satisfaction at the terms of the Anglo-lion Agreement, and repeated emphatically Italy's intention to stand loyally by her obligations der the Agreement.
was clear to us that the great barrier between France and Italy was and_ that until "Signor Mussolini emphasized that, after the war, Italy would ask nothing from Spain, and Count Ciano spon taneously reaffirmed the assurance that Italy had no territorial ambitions as regards Spanish territory.
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