"They might think that ostensibly disowned by his friends, yet given credit for a certain fanatical, if almost lunatic, belief that he could stop the war between "two great Nordic peoples" he might introduce un element of disunity in the British Empire and, in consequence, discouragement im the United States. In her words, he could be of high service to Hitler," the "Daily Telegraph" said.
The "Daily Mail's" diplomatic correspondent claimed that even if Herr Hess were carrying out a self-assigned mission "Hess may think that in carrying out this melodramatic act he eventually would win Hitler's approval for the effort he is making to save Germany."
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