No. 302 NAI DFA 219/7
Dublin, 21 April 1939
Dr. Rynne1,
I doubt whether the course suggested by Mr. Cremins is really politic. What do you think?
[initialled] F.H.B.
Assistant Secretary
While Mr. Cremins' sentiments are no doubt, admirable, it is hard to see what benefit this country would derive out of a démarche by the Minister such as he suggests. Unless we could be sure that such a démarche would result to our international prestige (and not the contrary) it had better not be tried at present
[initialled] M.R. 1.5.39
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