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Diary 10: April - December 1941

Item 52

Transcription: Telegram LESTER to HAMBRO by courtesy of FOREIGN OFFICE ------- CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES RELATING TO QUESTION OF CONFIDENCE LEAVE ME NO ALTERNATIVE BUT REQUEST BE RELIEVED AT EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE FROM MY DUTIES AS ACTING SECRETARY GENERAL STOP AGHNIDES STILL AT GENEVA ./.

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Diary 10: April - December 1941

Item 51

Transcription: 20/6/41 Dear Harry,  I said I'd wait for a few days. I would have done so in any case. Further reflection only confirms my view. The adventitious character of the evidence is the more convincing. It may be subordinate stupidity or it may be malice, but the question is posed and I can see only one answer. I am somewhat distressed but after all it is not an important matter these days and as the Americans say when faced with a proposition: "O.K., it suits me". As of course it does, literally. Please send enclosed two telegrams by to day's courier. Best to you.  H.

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Diary 10: April - December 1941

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Transcription: American Embassy. Vichy, France. June 8, 1941. Radio Bulletin No. 135. Washington, D. C. June 7, 1941. 0            New York Times. The following is the text of the New rk Times editorial which the President, at yesterday's White use press conference, said merited reprinting in newspapers roughout the entire U.S.A. (see Radio Bulletin No. 134 of June 6) "At the end of his interview with Mr. Cudahy, in this orning's Times, Adolf Hitler complains that he is always being isunderstood in the U.S. Time after time he has tried to emphasize that the position of Germany and his plans are not inimical to the U.S. but his efforts have always proved futile.' "They will always remain futile unless we become a nation f dupes; for the utter worthlessness of Hitler's explanations nd assurances and promises is written in his record. This is the an who solemnly declared that 'Germany has neither the wish nor he intention to mix in internal Austrian affairs or to annex or nite with Austria' - and who then annexed it. This is the man  ho promised that once the Sudeten question wäs solved 'there will e no further territorial problems in Europe for Germany' - and  ho then marched his army into Prague. This is the man who declared that an agreement of his own making with Poland would bring about lasting and continuous pacification'  and who then fell upon and butchered and dismembered Poland. This is the man who gave the most explicit possible assurances that his plans were 'not inimical' to Norway, to Denmark, to Holland and to Belgium - and who then robbed them of their freedom. A type of U.S.A. Press comment. Dr Strode and all ohter Rockefeller agents in France have received orders to go home at once

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Schreiben von Sophie Sautier an die Großherzogin Luise; Besprechung mit dem Amtsvorstand des Bezirks Karlsruhe bzgl. der Tuberkulose; Vorbereitung einer Sitzung der Orts- und Bezirkstuberkuloseausschüsse

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