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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 19, 1941
Turkey Signs Pact Of Friendship With Germany
Territorial Integrity Guaranteed
A TREATY OF friendship between Turkey and Germany was signed in Ankara at 9 o'clock last night by Franz von Papen, the Nazi Ambassador, and Dr. Sarajoglú, the Turkish Foreign Minister, says the official German news agency.
Text of the treaty consists three Articles, which state:--
of AN
UNDERSTANDING
IN
THE TREATMENT OF SUCH
The third Article provides for ex- ratifications, which will be changed in Berlin.
1 Germany and Turkey bind QUESTIONS. themselves mutually to respect the integrity and inviolability of their national territory and not
The Treaty is valid for to resort to any measures, direct or indirect, against their treaty years, with the possibility of pro-
longation.Reuter. Partner.
Sarajoglu Statement
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GERMANY AND TURKEY BIND THEMSELVES IN THE FUTURE ON ALL QUESTIONS "Actual and existing obligation- TOUCHING THEIR COMMON of the two parties are unaffected INTERESTS TO HAVE FRIEND- declared the Turkish Foreign LY CONTACT
EACH | Minister. WITH
Dr. Sarajoglu, in #1 OTHER IN ORDER TO REACH| statement to pressmen
on the German-Turkish Treaty quoted by Ankara radio which broke into the normal programme at 11 to radiate the text of the Treaty and De. 'Sarajoglu's com- ments.
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Declaring that Turkey and Germany "have confirmed for the future that the two countries will not oppose one another in any way," Dr. Sarajoglu said: "Tur- key and Germany, who have never been in opposition in the Course of The vicissitudes world events for centuries, and whose mutual relations have al- ways been clear and correct have in the treaty laid the foundation of their friendship on a most solid basis."
Sarajog/u
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GERMAN
PROTEST
REJECTED
ot
Mr
Sumner Welles, United States Under-Secretary of State, indicated his press conference yesterday
that the United States has the flatly rejected expressed
German protest garding the closure of consulates. Reuter.
Dr. "pleasure" In announcing signa ture of the treaty and referred to "the very special efforts that my friend, von Papen. who knows my country well, has made to bring about this re- sult."
Finally, Dr. Sarajoglu express- ed the wish that "the publications of the press and radio of our countries should be made in the spirit of friendship and mutual trust which characterises rela- tions between Germany and Tur-
key."
ing
Notes Exchanged Simultaneously with the sign-
of the Turkish-German 220 Treaty, identical Notes were ex- changed between the two coun- tries, and using as a basis the experience each country has had
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BRITISH VIEW OF THE NEW PACT
(By Reuter's Diplomatic Correspondent)
EVER SINCE YUGOSLAVIA and Greece were overwhelmed by the Nazi forces, Tur- key has been subjected to ever-increasing pressure to bring her into line with the Axis.
Not only has the German occupation of the Aegean Islands exposed Turkey to the menace of attack where her defences were weakest but she has had little support or encouragement from her nearest neighbour, with whom her ties have been very close.
Turkey has also suffered severe- ly by the defection of France, which deprived her of ber prin- cipal source of war material,
In these circumstances it is not surprising that have
the
Turks into an
entered finally agreement of limited scope with Germany.
to
their
It is very much credit that they have resletud German pressure to break their commitments with Great Br❘- tain or to agree to any Infrac tion of Turkish-ɛovereign rights
BROUGHTON
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"Sir Delves Broughton, such as allowing German troops who is charged with the the right of passage through Turkey.
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A joint declaration, disseminat- is described as a "dismal Turkey has not only preserved Erroll, -giving . further ed by press and radio, expressed silence" by the Berlinment in the war but while main- evidence at the trial in the wish that the press and radio 2.40 of both countries shall always correspondent
of
the taining her sovereignty and ter- Nairobi yesterday, did not
ritorial integrity, has shown her bear in mind, in all they publish "Stockholm Tidningen," determination to remain faithful agree that Erroll's death 2.40 and broadcast, the spirit of friend-
goodwill and was a satisfactory solu- ship and mutual trust animating who says there is an im- to the spirit of
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Replying to the Judge, raci -cuted eaid his toastät Väinner "on January 23 to hle wife, Erroll and their future-hoir--was abf solutely:alncona,.
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