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Russo-German Pact:

Is It

THE first anniversary

of the German-Rus- sian friendship pact of

Working?

By OTTO ZAUSMER

American Economist and Locturor on European Affairs

The wholo election campaigu in the Baltic States was based on the slogan "liberate the Baltic peoples from the Fascist'.

A well- plutocratie yoke."

August 23, following the which were incorporated en- When the Russo-Finnish war informed. Socialist paper, the

How deeply the Germans rc- sented the Soviet incorporation of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia may be judged from the hurried' evacuation of Germans from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia when Russia began lia diplomatio offensive in the Balilo.

Stockholm Socialdemocraten, trade pact of August 16, tirely in the U.S.S.R. a few was nearly ended, the German

weeks ago gavo Russia com- Foreign Minister, Joachim von saw in the Russian move in the 1939, brought official plete control over the castern Ribbentrop, visited the Pope and Baltic a "sign that for the celebrations but little half of the Baltic Sea. Up to is understood to have suggested Soviet the Ukrainian chapters of then, it had been more or less u "Holy Alliance" against, the 'Mein Kampf are still decisive." 2 German "mare nostrum." "red" danger of the Soviet. Ho trade or friendship.

Despite assurances of Germany, morcover, through hinted that the Reich would this action, has lost the import- participate in such "a holy war" close collaboration by ant economic supplies of the if the Pope would bring about peace between the Allies and Soviet and Nazi leaders, Baltic States whose trade is now Germany first. He is said to controlled by the Kremlin. have attempted to convince the

After a brief lull, Moscow took Pope that the Nazi-Soviet pact states by the Soviet last July did not co-operation has been more external than advantage of Germany's pre- was purely commercial and not make the headlines in German papers.

occupation in the West to seize political. internal, or in other words, for public con- and the Bucovina from Rumania. Nazi Views About editorial comment. In used by the “Ifongkong Telegraph" to sumption in foreign, While official Berlin declared

The

Hongkong Telegraph, the

Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1940,

Wyndham St., Hongkong. Telephone: 26015

THE prefix "pecial to the Telegraph" indicale news which is strictly copyright

the rich food store of Bessarabia

that everything had been pre- under the previsions of the Telecommuni- countries and for prac-arranged with the Fuehrer, the

cations Ordinance, 1938. Buch news AS hears the indication "Up" is received in

the United Press Associations, who rav

olther wholly or in part without previous arrangement.

WE'D LIKE TO KNOW

Trend.

On April 20, the Manches. ter Guardian carried a re-

The final annexation of the Baltic

of

The fact was reported in obscure two or three-line dispatches, without

A few werks

Ferdinand ago, Stalin

Buchansky, Slovakian Minister of the Interior, was reported

Lo have Prof. Carl J. Burckhardt, been dismissed after the return

Interview with Herr Hitler in Berch- tonkkone on the date of publication by tical purposes in the deal spokesman of the German Em- former High Commissioner of Jomph Tiso, Slovak Premier, frem an bassy in Bucharest described the the League of Nations in Danzig tesgaden. The punished Minister was serve all rights and forbid republications in Eastern Europe.

Russian action a "British trick," in a report to the League, blamed for pro-Soviet feeling His instigated by the British Am- described an interview with successor, Sano Mach, leader of the Many Russian moves so bassador who pushed Joseph Herr Hitler in which the latter Nazi Hinka Guard, was sold to have far have been a blow to its Stalin into the Bessarablan "talked about the Russians and been ordered to crush any Pan-Slavic

or pro-Soviet movement. said that the Germans knew.

Very recently, the German Com partner of the friendship adventure."

them better than anybody else, munist Party pubitched a manifesta in THE official reply to the pact. . When Poland was Slavic Union

because hundreds of German Ny Dag, official organ of the Swedish officers and served in the Communist Party, denouncing the petition forwarded through the overrun by the German inva-

Russian Army. The Russian European war, "The new Europe,' "Telegraph" from 147 evacuates sion, the Soviet stepped in

the newspaper said, "will be a Europe Army had no striking power." of enslaved workers, and pensents, à Europe of destitutions and famine for the working class." It openly attacks Party had. intended to de-"German Innerialism manifested in the new order." Only big German port of a book the Nazi the German rule in France and found

dicate to Adolf Hitler' on his fifty-first birthday. This book,

Manchester ⚫ the Guardian said, had been confiscated one day before it was to have been publish- ed because of a strong pro- test by the Russian Am.... bassador in Berlin. The

entitled book,

"Our Somi-official propaganda from Leader," on page 87 carried a tween Germany and Russia is still Moscow and the activity of the picture of Joseph Stalin with being kept up, the much advertised Communist parties in Yugo General-of-the-Communistic For a few months after the commer

the caption: "Stalin, Secretary economie support for Germany

not been mentioned for months. Slavia and Bulgaria call for "the Party in Soviet Russia and ruler cial agreement, Berlin Indicated that overthrow of the Fascist govern- of that impoverished country. their trade to many hundreds of mil-

who, through an elected com- mittee, are to present a similar petition to the Imperial Govern-

ment.

in Sydney which observes, inter, and without any risk, took Occupation of the Rumanian alia that "there is little likeli- what Herr Hitler must have territory was to be only a pre- hood of it being possible to coveted for himself: the oil lude to a much more serious Russia is slowly but steadily allow the return of evacuates in wells of East Poland and the threat to Germany and Italy: frontier with Rumania. driving toward a Slavic Union the near future," is not very

After Joseph Stalin had in eastern and south-eastern encouraging to the husband's

thus eliminated the danger Europe and closing the door to of a Nazi attack on Rumania any Fascist expansion in this direction. This old Pan-Slavism and Russia's southern fron- has always been the most tier, he "protected" the three dangerous threat to Germany, Baltic States, Lithuania, oven under the Kaiser. Now it Undoubtedly this reply to the 'Latvia, and Estonia "against is being revived by Germany's

Soviet "friends." Sydney petition is made without, British Imperialism." prejudice to any other over- tures-from-oither husbands-or avacuates; almost as certain is it that the Imperial Government will base their decision on the husbands' plea very largely upon advice from the Hongkong authorities; the tenor of that advice will probably be the de- ciding factor.

Logic argues that there is no reason why, if the Colony is safe enough for some hundreds of British women and children, why it should not be safe for some thousands;! logic, however, can made the servant of circum-: stances and relegated to a posi- tion where it can be loftily ignored, This has certainly been the case with evacuation.

Britain Under Handicaps

If the British really had wanted to threaten the three States, they would have had to do so through the narrow Straits of the Skagerrak and Kattegat first, which was impossible in the face of Germany's strong defences there. To reach home again, they would have had to retrace their steps with the prospect of being bottled up in the Baltic and destroyed by German forces;

was

But the fiction served its The next day purpose. often be

Russia had taken the small nations under its wing. It reported that the Soviels would build "Maginot line" them and the West. This Russian defence line was to reach from the western- most point of Lithuania on the

Public opinion, when it is un- animously, expressing a reasonable request is dangerous to ignore... but In a time of war, it loses much of its potency, largely because the authorl- tics can both legally and morally plead exceptional exigencies and the right to take action considered neces- sary to deal with them. "Orders are orders" as been the cry of the Hongkong Government concerning evaruation, and, it is added (at least

between

Baltic coast along the new German-Russian frontier through Poland down to the Hungarian border. Clearly, this would be a defence against Ger- many.

Then came the war on Fin- land. Here the Soviet took the

ments in the Balkans."

industrialist leaders who want to en- rich themselves by war and conquest and whose lust for power is insatiablo, desire the continuation of the war of suppression of other peoples, the Communistic organ holds.

Economic Support Ignored

While the Bellon of friendship be

har

Germany

would boost and Russia

lions of marks. By the end of the

He began his Communistic career as a bank robber. His year, German military circles Ad political achievements consist of mitted the great disappointment. the sanguinary extirpation of AB carly as November, 1939, numerous high Communist func. Militarwochenblatt, a military week- that Russia was unable to tionaries, starving the people, ly, said and thoroughly ruining the provide those very materials which Germany needed most: food, copper, granary of Europe."

zine, nickel, lead, antimony, and tin. Only coal and fron could be expected, raw materials of which Germany had other means of supply.

Press Comment

These facts scarcely accord with the friendly but non-committal words which Herr Hitler and Primo Minister Molotov have been exchanging from time to time. But the less respon- sible leaders are more free to express their opinions. That may be borne out by a

in Russia brief review of the con- trolled Soviet newspapers.

During the last week of May Further indications as to the and the first week of June, stato of relations between Soviet newspapers pointed out Moscow and Berlin may be that the Conservatives in Eng- found in the following collected and and France had prevented items:

the Allies from using their

Early in February, Vladimir Potemkin, Soviet Vice-Commissar for Foreign Affairs, informed Sir William Seeds, then British Am- bassador to Moscow, that "the help Germany will get from Bus- cia is much smaller than the

British or the Germans them-

selves think,"**

from the

In the October issue of the whole strength against Ger- The facts are that all winter the Soviet Cominternational, ap many.

If these conservative Danube was frozen and railways were pearing a few weeks after the forces, it was said, were to be in, thralling Germany's imports and southeast. There treaty of friendship had been pushed aside, Germany in a year was only the one railway line with concluded, German Imperialism or two would be in a serious the normal gauge from Rumanin

through

Ruslan Poland to Germany, was charged with "enslaving position.

According to a Nazl-Savlet agreement foreign_peoples,” And again, Izvestia, official Soviet organ, on December 3, 1030, 300 freight cars "year after year Mr. Chamber- declared that the German hope were supposed to run over this line lain deliberately strengthened of an early victory was a gross daily. By the end of February, 060

loaded and 700 cmply cars had rolled. Hitlerlam for an attack on the exaggeration. The war

over the Instead of 18,000. Soviets."

Was

'Holy Alliance Red Star, Soviet Army organ, Sabotage Charge

Proposed

Made

likely to last a long time, pointed out that the war in the West was only in the beginning : stages. True, the Allies had by Inference) it our superiors order strong Mannerheim line, the

bages, and A few weeks later, the made, sorious mistakes because Neutral observers alleged that the Russians sabotaged the traffic to the compulsory evacuation in July and Finnish naval then cancel it in October before its crippled the country's agricul- Bolshevist urged attack on "all they did not learn from the past Res

indicated that up to ture and industry, thereby pre forms of bourgeois dictatorship" wars. Nevertheless, there may Another survey completion, that's not our concern.

What, however, the Colony han venting Finland from supply and called upon the Communistle be big surprises in store, the May 128,640 tons instead of the 480,- 000 expected by the agreement had. never been told, nor even given an Ing Germany with raw materials parties in Austria, Czecho- Red Star added.

Trud, Soviet Trado Union been shipped to Germany over that

railway line. This covers rail im formation which the Hongkong Gay mercy of Russia should any the workers of their countries organ, ascribed the French de ports not only from Russia but also Inkling of, is the amount of in and leaving the Finns at the Slovakia, and Germany to urge ernment gave, is giving, and is likely futuro attack be deemed to ask for peace instead of im- feat to Munich and the readiness from Rumania. It would seen to in- to give to the Colonial Office regard

perialistic wara

of the Allies to exclude Russia dientevan unwillingness on Russia's Ing.

either the need or desirability,

the

political agreements between the not only of the original compulsory The new naval positions in During the Russo-Finnish from European politics at the part to full both the cremercial and

two totalitarian countries reached evacuation scheme, and its abandon- Finland and in the Baltic States war, Russian newspapers re demand of the Axis."

printed an article of a Rumanian In July, Herr Hitler made the year or so ago. ment, but the continuance of restric tions-upon evacuatos returning. Ine

magazine saying that Germany, final peace offer to Great Britain. In the light of the facts, Herr is met with an alry, ex- that the least the authorities can do France, and England had bullt It was transmitted by radio all Hitler's bow to the Soviet in his Bench on Tuly 10 end the polita reply of emergency if they cannot, with success, is to Finland's fortificatione against over the world. In the United of Prime Minister Montov but it cannot

be argued that. petitions meeting the been notably at the pubilé into their confidence; Russia during the last four States several hundred stations Inter; seem to have meant agreement visible; in

in tiny case surely it must it is not Stato scerats that are want years. "Such inner fraternity tuned in. In Soviet Russia no only on one point. that neither in have lessened somewhat to permited, but, a statement on general was created by the Great Powers radio station carried the broad-ready yet to dare, an attack on the other, For. the time being,: they? do' the compulsory evacuation scheme to

cast of the leader of the "friend- not feel strong enough to start a war be shelved? So much has been left causes which will alloy the doubts since, they all are anti-Sovict,"

and suspicions of husbands and the article concluded.

ly nation"

against one another. unexplained about this, evacuation, evacuates nlikë.

· necessary.

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