(Continued: from page 7) statement which was followed within word of the Allies and that of Germany who, deliberately and on several occasions, did not keep her promise:
The "New York Herald-Tribune" was even more categorical in its criticism of the German Foreign Minister's speech which it termed "the excuse for a murder" The paper compared Germany's attitude with that of a murderer who, in an attempt to justify his crime, states that someone else wanted to perpetrate it. "Hitler wants to make us accept this excuse' as the justification for the greatest crime committed by one nation against another."—Havas.
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