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  #1 carolinarondi on 01 May 14

   

  . . . With practically every activity secret and concealed, the Ministry of Defense is evidently feeling the difficulty of the present situation very keenly, and there seems no doubt that they are increasingly anxious for a convention to legalize their rearmament . . . This secret rearmament was described as being forced on them; they had tried every means to obtain recognition of the fact that they were defenseless, a humiliation they felt they did not deserve, and they had adopted their present method as the best possible way of attaining security and of removing from aggressively-minded neighbors the temptation which their defenseless state presented. They realized that both the French and the British were very well informed as to the progress of their rearmament . . .

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">. . . With practically every activity secret and concealed, the Ministry of Defense is evidently feeling the difficulty of the present situation very keenly, and there seems no doubt that they are increasingly anxious for a convention to legalize their rearmament . . . This secret rearmament was described as being forced on them; they had tried every means to obtain recognition of the fact that they were defenseless, a humiliation they felt they did not deserve, and they had adopted their present method as the best possible way of attaining security and of removing from aggressively-minded neighbors the temptation which their defenseless state presented. They realized that both the French and the British were very well informed as to the progress of their rearmament . . .</div>

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