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Diary 2: January - June 1936
Item 27
Transcription: 25/1/36. About 10 o'c I was told of more amendments to Report. Elections question is "suspended" and all the Forster ... are removed. And Poles & Danzigers having a tiff regarding the clause suggesting special responsibilities for Poland. Report eventually agreed to by British, Poles & Danzig. Lunched with Greiser, Beck, Papée, Lubienski & Giustiniani - and the German Consul General, Krauel. Krauel said he thought my statement at the Council discussion was the best for Danzig & "he would never forget it for Eden the way he spoke." I protested at once that Eden's speech was inevitable; that the situation had been made intolerable for Danzig the Council. Then I remarked that in the report Danzig had got many concessions; e.g. all the Forster references. Krauel said he was not sure that was particularly pleasant to Greiser! Practical confirmation
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Diary 2: January - June 1936
Item 26
Transcription: Right page but of course I take all the responsibility of my post." Danzig offered to telegraph orders for immediate revocation of the unconstitutional decrees, if only the words "Council enjoins upon the senate to" etc. were eliminated and the elections & investigation not reserved, sine die, but obliterated from the report. It sounded a bit panicky. at the last. And to think that everything could have been settled in Danzig with a little good sense & goodwill. The German Press is rather bitter, I am told, over the Council speeches yesterday. The English Press gives surprisingly large space to Danzig, in spite of pages of Royalty. "Morning Post", e.g. "Danzig Nazis challenge to the League": "German danger suddenly loomed up large gain today when Council discussed Danzig . . . D. bids fair to become a first class issue and is momentarily overshadowing even the Abyssinian war . . . a test case for the League's authority the outcome of which may have far-reaching consequences in N.E. Europe" etc Frank Walters dined with me at 10 pm & we talked fishing over a bottle of Moselblümchen 1928. Left page They also wanted Forster references deleted and said F. had now become a Danzig citizen!!! Query: a precautionary measure in case more drastic proposals should be made for his removal. Böttcher argued this point for ¾ hour.
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Diary 2: January - June 1936
Item 25
Transcription: "I hope you are not changing that report too much", he said, "the past draft was excellent" and he added again to keep the elections & the investigation c'tee open questions. Many things the Danzigers didn't like: but when they came to the final paragraph about Poland "lending any aid that may be required to the H.C." it was the last straw. Out of the bag came the eternal cat: anything but that - although both of them had been publicly boasting of their excellent relations and friendship. Stevenson referred them to the Poles on this point. The Poles sent them back to the Rapporteur. There are aspects of this final paragraph which make me uneasy about the future but it did seem inevitable if Poland would undertake a political mandate and Danzig remained defiant. And I have had to keep in mind that I could not accept any interpretation which touched my independence. That would be fatal. In the Salle des Pas Perdus today - Count Lubienski "You and Papee will be working much more closely now." "Almost impossible", I replied, bowing to Papee, "we have always co-operated cordially
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Transcription: Die Verhaftung des Mörders Princip nach dem Attentat von Serajewo. Leipziger Presse-Bureau.
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