The chief obstacle to an international loan to put Hungarian finances on a sound footing, a project similar to that recently effected in the case of Austria, has been removed by the agreement of the Little Entente (CzechoSlovakia, Yugo-Slavia, Rumania) at their Sinaia (Rumania) Conference to waive their liens on reparations.
However, the Little Entente demanded, in return for this concession, certain guarantees on the Hungarian side, including the discontinuance of Hungarian irredentist propaganda in the three countries and representation of the Little Entente upon the Control Commission, which will see that...
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