Paris, June 29.
The Danzig problem was, growing more acute with every passing moment and Germany was contemplating a rapid solution for it, informed political quarters stated tonight.
Nevertheless, they added, Germany still wished to settle the question by intimidation, without war.
The Reich was now faced with two lines of action in seeking a settlement of the problem.
Firstly, after the intimidation campaign, due to the presence of disguised German troops in the Free City, the Danzig Senate. could proclaim the City's annexation to the Reich.
Secondly, Germany could try to reach a peaceful solution with Poland which would necessitate Danzig remaining a demilitarized area.
In the first case, Poland would consider the Danzig Senate's proclamation an act of aggression since it would seriously threaten Poland's access to the sea.
In such a case, political quarters said, France would immediately support Poland in her actions.—Havas.
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