THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 15, 1988.
Austria Between Italy And Germany
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HAD BEEN ADVISED TO SEEK COMPENSATION ON THAT SIDE.
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in the first place, she had ventured an opinion, as to the
| UIDO SCHMIDT made a similar manner in which Berlin and Vienna report, adding, however, cer- proposed to establish B modustain détails. In his opinion and viviendi, The settlement of the according to his own conversation difficulties between Vienna and Ber-with Mussolini, the latter foresaw lin' was certainly in the interest of that the Spanish affair would con- European peace. But he himself tinue for a very long time. He was not quite sure how far us-said: “ITALY HAS NO FEAR OF tria could go without endangering FRANCE, WHICH IS INCAPABLE her independence. The national 80- OF ACTION FOR AN INDEFIN- cialist dynamism, a movement built ITE PERIOD.. GREAT BRITAIN, up according to the
ideological AFTER RE-ARMING, WILL principles and the rational organiza-
POSSESS CONSIDERABLE MA- tion of which the fascio had set the TERIAL, BUT INADEQUATE example, were well known to
MAN-POWER. THERE WAS NO He noted with satisfaction
REASON TO WORRY ABOUT
him. that
the proposed settlement of the CZECHO-SLOVAKIA, SINCE NO Austro-German relations had made ONE WOULD THINK OF PRO- due allowance for the system of
TECTING HER FROM SACRI- the Rome Protocols. Naturally, in
FICE." view of the obligations entered into
Towards the end of March 1937, by the signatories of these Pro-
after Mussolini's journey to tocols, he would be interested in Berlin, it was believed in Vienna being informed of the details of
that if the storm broke out, it the projected Austro-German treaty.
would be over Czécho-Slovakia. This was all. Later, in the course
The Reich had again approached of the interview, Mussolini recover-
the Hungarian Ministers with re- ed his good spirits and his optim-gard to the dismemberment of the ism as to the Italian prospects.
Republic. The date had again been set for the spring or the summer of 1938.
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Nthe next meeting of the Chan- EARLY a year elapsed before
cellor and the Duce on August 23rd and 24th at Venice.
The stage of this conference was so set as to confirm the impressions of the pessimists.
While the Chancellor was laying
monument for the
war dead,
At Vienna, various theories were put forward as to how Austria could maintain her neutrality in which Germany and Italy would be the event of a European conflict in
involved as allies. One plan con- |
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(the sheriff arrived he found the negro's body riddled with bullets and hanging by a rope from tree near his mother's home.
No arrests have yet been
sisted in the entrenchment of the A negro, W. C. Williams, 19, a wreath at the foot of the Italian regions to foreign troops and of mob of several hundred whites.
eastern provinces, in closing these was lynched in Louisiana by a
Mussolini made a point of visiting for the purposes of the Italo-killed a white man and beating
only lending the western provinces He was suspected of having made. the German liner Milwaukee; German communications.
his woman companion.
The first report came from 、 passer-by who saw a crowd of whites whipping the negro. When
which had cast anchor just at the entrance to the Venice canals, dis- playing an enormous Swastika flag
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LTHOUGH some apprehensions almost under the windows of the. may have arisen in Viennese
hotel in which the Austrian delega- Government circles during the sum- tion had their headquarters. The mer and after the Venice interview Austrians had to take steps to get regarding the destiny reserved the liner removed to a less pro-Austria by the Rome-Berlin axis,
vocative anchorage,
Mussolini had nevertheless sworn, in a private conversation, not to abandon Schuschnigg.
IF THE SITUATION OF JULY 25TH, 1934, RECURS, he said, I SHALL TAKE THE SAME LINE,
to
these fears were dispelled towards | the end of 1937.
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