Budapest, Nov. 21.
"The independence of our country must be maintained and must be based on military, economic and diplomatic independence," Count Stephen Csaky told the Lower Chamber. "We contemplate the future with necessary patience, often keeping silent in the country's interests, but we are ready to fight to the last man to accomplish our historical mission. As long as we maintain a firm attitude and remain ready for action, our nation need fear nothing and nobody," he declared, recalling Herr Adolf Hitler's satement that "no German frontier is final."
The Foreign Minister emphasized Hungarian friendship for Italy and declared that Hungary favours a strong Yugoslavia, that relations between the two countries are being improved. Count Csaky also declared that Hungary following with sincere sympathy the development of the situation in Bulgaria."—Havas,
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