The beginnings of the unrest and anxiety in Hungary are difficult to trace, While some observers explain that the anti-German feelings of the people are almost inherent and fundamental, and. that the outward expression ai such sentiments has begun to increase and has become manifest only with the spread of German influence and the accompanying food shortage, rising prices and rationing, others have still another and more credible explanation, That is that be March suicide of Count Paul Teleki, the former Hungarian Premier, and revelation that Count Stephan Csaky, the. former Foreign Minister, too, probably took his own rife when further resistance to the German hegemony appeared impossible, shook Hungary out of her lassitude and into wide-eyed, dismayed awareness of her danger, Alarm Follows Awakening Regent Nicholas Horthy's about-face under German pressure and the cynical violation of the four-month-old Hungarian Yugoslav eternal friendship" when Hungarian troops invaded Yugoslavia behind the Germans have contributed to the aking up" of Hungarians to the grim realities of what German penetration means for Hungary, according to these observers.
As for the results of this awakening and the alarm and dissatisfaction in the country, few responsible sources in Budapest believe the people or the army will take any direct action to right things.
"It has gone much, much too far,"
Washington, July 7.
Between 20 and 25 ships are now sailing monthly with munitions for British forces in the Middle East, according to officials familiar with lease and lend activities, Cargoes which travel via the Atlantic or Pacific include bombers, fighters, guns, ammunition, and a new type of 13-ton tanks, some of which have already been in action, Mechanics have also arrived in Egypt to supervise the assembling of planes.
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