of our economic relations and that she is also ready to make the payments provided in our agreement in foreign exchange /devisen/; hut, whatever would be exported to Japan beyond the present volume of the German export would have to be paid by barter with Japanese goods.• He, the Ambassador, would get into contact with the economic authorities in Germany regarding the details. "Berlin, 25 January 1938. /s/ v. Neurath." (c)Document 1274, (Exhibit No. ): “Berlin, 28 January 1928 MEMORANDUM *** “In the further course of the conversation which dealt no longer with the supposedly impending British feeler, Mr. TOGO mentioned that the moment would soon come when we would have to start talking about German cooperation with Japan in the New China which is to be constructed. Mr. TOGO did not talk about the recognition of Manchukuo. /s/ Weissacker” (9) In line with the provisions of the protocol to the Anti-Comintern Pact, the German Army and the Japanese Army