Extract from the "Manchester Guardian" on the petition of the Centre Party regarding the question of the good faith of the Danzig Government, negotiations between A. Eden, S. Lester and A. Greiser.
Extract from "The Times" on the German cruiser "Leipzig" incident.
Extract from "The Times": A. Greiser on the difficult situation in Danzig and A. Forster's violent attack on the High Commissioner; impression that the National Socialists were seeking to attain a dictatorship in Danzig.
Extract from the "Manchester Guardian": A. Greiser's protest against the League of Nations' decision of giving Poland powers to put an end to the difficult situation in Danzig; the League of Nations accused of disturbing friendly relations between Germany and Poland.
Press cutting title only "Fatherland is with Us - Greiser's Return to Danzig - Mr. Lester walks Home with Wife" and excerpt from the "Daily Herald" regarding S. Lester's defiance of Nazi hooligans upon his return to Danzig and the suppression of oppostion newspapers in Danzig.
Extract from the "News Chronicle": many Socialists arrested in Danzig by the Nazi police; Nazi demonstrations to celebrate the Nazi victory over the League of Nations and the Danzig High Commissioner, S. Lester, newly appointed to the post of Under Secretary-General of the League of Nations; A. Greiser declared that Danzig wanted no more High Commissioners.
Extract from the "Daily Telegraph": S. Lester was slighted by the captain of the German cruiser "Leipzig", who was ordered by the War Minister in Berlin not to pay a courtesy visit to the Danzig High Commissioner; the reason was an incident occurring during a reception given in 1935 by S. Lester to the officers of the battleship "Admiral Scheer": President A. Greiser left abruptly the reception because of the presence of H. Rauschning, his non-Nazi predecessor, this of course was regarded as a provocation.
Extract from "The Times" on A. Greiser's remarks made at an election meeting in support of the National-Socialist Party.
Extract from the "Morning Post": demonstrations in Poland against the intention of the Danzig Nazi Government to make changes in the Danzig statute; A. Greiser stated that no changes were foreseen in the Danzig statute, but the High Commissioner was requested no longer to interfere in Danzig affairs.
Article regarding A. Greiser's demands that the League of Nations not interfere with the affairs of Danzig; comment on rumours that an attempt might be made on A. Greiser's life.