London, Apr. 18.
HE Stockholm "Dagens Nyheter, referring to the British Jand~ ing in Norway, considers it is proof that a British pledge is no empty promise, states special commentary issued here.
The "Social Demokraten" quotes the "Frankfurter Zeitung" as saying that the Germans honestly did not wish to shoot on Scaninavians.
"To judge the degree of honesty of these feelings, perhaps it is sufficient to recall that German destroyers at Narvik sank Norwegian ships, drowning 500 men," the "Social Demokraten" comments.
German Fearels of the "This expressively illustrates the Goebbels Says War Bloody "developments in Norwegian resistance. Clearly the main regret In Decisive Stage caused (he aggressor great losses."
that unexpected Norweaian defence Berlin, Apr. 18, 'Mr. Raymond Clapper, syndicaled 'The war had now entered a. dee columnist of the New York "Worldsive phase, declared Dr. Joseph Goeb-Telegram," analyses" the argument, pels, Minister of Propaganda, ina which he' says is taking shape in the speech in the Sports Palast last night, United States, in favour of interven 'The British and French pluto tion' to prevent Chancellor Hitler erades, he said, would not hesitate to from ever coming to America, the destroy the German people as a special commentary goes on. whole, The argument 1s analysed as follows: "It we lost the war," Dr. Goebbels continued, "we should lose every Only Barrier thing, including our national exist fence, but if we win—and we shall 'Only the British Navy and the win—we have: won all French Army stand in the way of the 'Operations resulting in the military. United States' having to face demands safeguarding of Denmark and Norway, he asserted, had. deprived the enemies of the possibility of tending the war to northern Europe, Sinking of Bremen thus menacing Germany.
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