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ITALY
WAR
Hitler's deadly work in the Danube countries
ERMAN "tourists" are By Dr. Emmery Barcs
the crowding
trains
either wholly or in part without previous crossing the Yugoslavian
Hungary, Yugo and Hungarian frontiers. Capitulation
It is surprising that young slavia, and Rumania The German terms for an armistice Germans of military age can are, at the eleventh which we publish to-day is as harsh find the time to make plea- hour, trying to root as was to be expected. They do not, sure trips.
out the traitors within as yet, include the Italian terms, which may be even more hazah. In
But nobody is deceived on their frontiers. effect, Marshal Petain has agreed i
that score.
In this article Dr. permit German occupation of more The Hungarian, Yugoslavia,
half from Geneva in Switzerland to these close-cropped young, men St. Jean de Pied on
at once he became Ambassador at Rome.
a primary school in Munich.
Hunting The U-Boats
QUBMARINES are not the enslest
things to locate, when you con~ sider how small they are and how big the seas in which they do their deadly work. With a surface ship you know what you are up against; know they must keep to certain ardas, call at appointed rendezvous to refuelt be in sight of some ship at some thie, so that, warnings and alarms can be spread.
Not so with the underwater Jurker he is secret as well as sinister. The biggest argument in his favour is that anything visible on the sur- to be face in a potential enemy, treated accordingly. And, as he can submerge in 25 seconds, it does not give the earnest scekers too much of a chance, even though his whirring engines below the surface are easily audible to trained watchers in the hunting ships,
Germany's undersea navy is no negligible factor. U-bonts can choose their own time for attackt, and if a poked-up, periscope shows that there are risks in making offensive action a the submarine can be doggo until more favourable opportunity occurs. After all, there are sure to be plenty of opportunities, the Nazi argues, with these British using the high. sens as I they were their own. What Periscopes Show
The periscope reflects a perfectly clear picture of a surface vessel on the screentable in the navigating room. Silhouettes thus seen have certain characteristics. A inerchant- man is pretty well unmistakable. especially as the periscope prisma. magnity considerably, and even show whether the target is fitted with a gun.
And the U-boat fitted with direc- tional hydrophones (a kind of sub-- merged telephone on the hull of a ship) can tell from the beat of the propelier, transmitted through the water and magnified in the hydro- whether the vissible vessel phones, with bona-flde merchant-
is
man's engines. The number of re- volutions differs a lot, as between. Red Ensign and White.
whether she is the ordinary bull-
Up.
A freighter's
Szalasi was put in prison, but A warship, too, has finer lines than. his subordinates Coleman Hu-a freighter. If the U-boat comman- bay, Coleman Ratz, and theder gets a bow-on view on an ap-- head of the Hungarian Germans, preaching ship he can tell at a glance Francis Basch-are continuing wased tramp or something turned out their work.
from a Navy yard-speed, armed. In Rumania the commercial and equipped with wonderful devices attache of the Bukarest Ent-for his detection and destruction. bassy, Herr Konradi, has been So that to deal satisfactorily with organising the local Germans the U-boat menace is anything but an easy jobs. The Nazi desires action. and financing and advising tHe heare distant engine-beats trans- than half of France the northern and Rumunian police know who Emmery Barcs shows Rumanian Nazi Party, the Iron mitted through his hydrophones. He
how skilfully the Guards.
counts them. A merchantmani the Spanish in plus fours are. Members of Nazis have penetrated tions Herr Konradi has to be silhouette is framed in the screen.
Nobody knows what qualifica- goes his periscope. frontier near the Bay of Biscay.specially-trained technical corps,
Definite proy! This line gives Hitler absolute con- the German intelligence service and undermined the commercial attache. Before trol of the entire Atlantic seaboard and the Gestapo. Then why countries of the Danu-Hitler's riso he was a teacher in Lying Low of France. It may be regarded as aren't they stopped on the fron-bian Basin.
But the ponderous beat of the certain that the line of demarcation tier?
tramp's propeller might deaden or was decided upon by Hitler after the
Simply because the police
Jam the thinner beat of an escort's.
Therefore the conferenco
periscope with Italy, and there must let them in. Germany nificent cars and entertained IN fact, he does not deal screw. seems no reason to doubt that Italy's has agreements with Hungary, lavishly.
with any commercial sweeps the visible horizon in search. armistico terms envisage the occupa Yugoslavia, and Rumania doing
of any suspicious smoke. If he sees This was expected of them. affairs. But, about eight weeks this he understands that to attack. tion by Italian troops of the rest of away with visas.. A person with It was their job to get acquaint ago, he arranged a great meet-might be perilous. He therefore ru France, including the Mediterranean regular German passport may ed with everybody, learn every- ing for the Germans of Rumunia, mains, totally submerged, event, wind seaboard. German and Italian troops will, in this ease, jointly occupy the 80 to any of these countries; thing about the leading politi- In Rumanía the wearing of his periscope below the surface, and frontiers of both Switzerland and special permission is not neces- clans, their past, their desires, party uniforms is prohibited. lies low. As I said, another chance-
perhaps their pecuniary cares; Yet Konradi and 10 of his com- Spain,
But destruction is not advertised-oh As anticipated, France must The only way of checking the to make connections with officers panions appeared in Nazi uni- no? Perhaps when they are put down demobilise and disarm, and all her intrigues of the "tourists" is to and Government officials.
one of our anmed veasels may take part In place of its victim-so that the U-boat, armaments must be surrendered. increase police control. But this After the journalists came When the police interfered denuded of fuel and supplies blunders
Continental blockade of Britain is not easy in countries under- the "travel offices." instituted by Napoleon is to be re-mined by well-organised German where elaborate establishments to identify themselves, they all
Every and those wearing uniforms had into a trap.
Or, perhaps the Nazi, being suspicious peated French shipping is to be
may try to carry on without fuel and
and die of starvation. The losses. were set up. In Budapest in the turned out to be officials of the tents are not always listed., one Vaci Street, in Belgrade on the German Embassy. The Ruma-reason being that it is impossible to keep Terrazija, in Bukarest in the nian Government protested, but track of under-sen craft which meet with
this dismal fate of simply vanishing. IN the summer of 1938, Calea Victoria. From the street the Foreign Ministry in Berlin It is disclosing-no secrat to say that the be utilised against Franco's ally.
soon after Hitler came you could see Hitler's photo, ignored the objection, and no- most effective weapon against a submaring France must help break Britain's to power, the Nazi white-anting covering a whole wall, lighted body bothered about the affair 1b. weight of N.To exploding under economic blockade by facilitating the of Europe began. Hungary, by reflectors day and night. any more. transport of merchandise between the Yugoslavia, and Rumania were These "travel offices" spread In Bukarest it is an open
If it doesn't crack the Nazi's hide It Totalitarians, German prisoners of war must be released in order that given special attention.
millions of propaganda leaflets secret that in the Iron Guarded joita him, Into sight, when guns can: they can Dght
This was Hitler's first attack. and invited theso fond of travel conspiracy of June, 1939, to kill puncture him no satisfactory punc
escape is an impossibility. For against Britain, but all French prisoners will remain in He sent diplomats on special ling into the Nazi paradise. King Carol and in the murder fured U-boat cannot dive; it must make off on the surface, and its speed is not. captivity. The French fleet is to be missions to the Legations of
of Calinescu, Herr Konradi had rumclent to allow it to elude the chasers recalled to French territorial waters Budapest, Belgrade, and Buka-
a considerable part.
that are instantly hot on its trail. "to be disarmed and interned under German and Italian control" in poris rest. Their first task was
The
sary.
swept from the seven seas. All secret societies, establishments and stocks must be handed over. All fortifications, naya! yards and railways communica- tlons become Germany's property, to
to
to be specified by the Toialitarians Nazify the 500,000 Germans in
forms,
will offer.
a depth-charge. Such a bomb. of 309- water, disturbe anything within a con- siderable radius.
When the U.S. joined forces with us in- the last war, they devised what they called the splinter Fleet large number *** of speedy small craft, each carrying a dozen depth charger and a gun. Theso thele hydrophones detected the presence well sprinkling depth charges, as their com
manding omcer put it, "ike confefti at-
Their success was consider
Wo have small craft. faster, more
down such a barrage as will finish any
་་
But the German Government AFTER the occupation of
Prague, when Europe, will not recall so excellent a as if reliance can be placed upon Hungary, the 750,000 in horrified, was reading of the servant. Hitler's
r's word that French submarines Rumania, and the 50,000 in brutalities committed in Austria In Yugoslavia the Germans ittle ships hunted in packs, and when and French warships will not be used against Britain if the opportunity Yugoslavia. After that they and Czechoslovakia, the posters failed to organise a Nazi Party of a submarine they ran a ring round li presents itself.
were to establish Hungarian, in the German travel offices among the Serbians as Those
are the Armistice terms. Rumanian, and Yugoslavian Na- said: "Come to gay Germany." as among the Cronts and a wedding." They are a foretaste of what Franço tional Socialist Parties.
The journalists and travel Slovenes. Herr Neuhausen, Ger- may expect when the time comes to
In the autumn of 1984 the agents were a facade for Nazi man Consul in Belgrade, auc-powerful than the Splinter Fleet, and sign the actual Peace Terms. Even
ceeded only in forcing the Ger- these waspith ships are capable of putting- Marshal Petain must realise what three capitals were full of Ger- propaganda and intrigue.
Overnight those terms will be. France, dis man "journalists."
They could not be touched be- mans of Yugoslavia into the U-boat, if within its radius of action.. armed and broken, will be at the 47 journalists appeared in Buda- cause they had the protection Nazi Party. In this work a re- The Air Weapon no mercy to the half-score nations ho28: Bukarcat by 82: mercy of an enemy who has shown pest. Belgrade was visited by of the German Legation and the tired offleor called Altgayer was
Many cases are cited in the last war of“ status of diplomats.
of great help to him. The Ger-
merchanimen defeating a U-boat at t And previously conquered.
own game by dodging and the wise 120- France, snid Marshal. Petaln Among them scarcely half a In Hungary, von Mackensen, mans had an old association, a
peace. What dozen were journalists by pro- now sought an honourable
German Ambassador to so-called Kulturbund. Altgayer of engines; and the led Ensign crowd learn quickly. The Nazi may forget that ho is not alfacking sheep my more. honour is there in a peace that is fession."
Rome, directed Nazi propaganda founded a new one.
Merchantmen have been taught how to founded upon broken obligations? From the very beginning they up to the spring of 1988. His
alude him, if no armed vennel is avalin What of France's promise to Poland lived grandly. They had mag- tool was Francis Szalast, a re-
able to spitcher him completely. that her despoiled lands would bo
There's a regular "armada of anti-sub- restored? Iler promises to Czecho-
tired major, who (rejected by to Norway, to Holland and their lives in vain for the cause their the Left Wing) became a Na-
Kulturbund weroriz. In the last war we used Q-boste to decoy the U-boat to its doom; but once Her solemn
promise to leaders onco espoused. Wo saluto
·branded as traitors to Germany. their secret was disclosed their utility Britain that the Allied cause was in the French people who, we are cer- tional Socialist.
Szalasi and his sot prepared a After the Austrian Anschluss vanished. Instead we have the planss of the RAF, and the Fient Air Atm, These dissoluble-that both would sink or tain, have no part in this dishonour
able trappily awlm together?
with the enemy and for revolution at the end of 1987, and after Munich the Kultur- are a weapon not much used, fel -14-10. whom,
there. may bo fur
The aeroplano to-day is a fine weapon The French people have not let us her bloodshed in the revolution of the police were on their guard, bund gave in. In November,
submarines. There was nothing down. Their lendera have. All ther
The and disclosed the conspiracy in 1988, they accepted the pro-wrong, with the recent rescues of a for- and disgust. Canadians, disillusionment Britons-Englishunen,
that O6.had been delivered a littl Australians, South Africans, New French people have fought vallantly, time. The threads led to Mac gramme of Altgayer and were pedoodcrew by two seaplanes and t
incorported in the younger so zariler the Nari must inevitably have · Zealanders, Colonials; peoples who have nered intensely in the past, kensen. have shown the world what union Their suffering to-day at the humilla. At the energetic demand of ciety. Since then Herr Noulu perished.
Weighing up the facts, t would far. and indissolubility really meantion and disgrace brought upon their the Hungarian Government the son and his assistant, Altgayer, rather be the caplain of ́ an unarmed “ salute the memory of the brave proud country by their leaders must Ambassador was removed; but Turn to Page 2, Sixth Column merchantman than of a U-boat-any day, French soldiers who have sacrificed be, we believe, even more intense.
THE members of the Farine craft very much at war with