Letters: Xenophobia: more sad than serious

Wednesday 26 June 1996 19:02 EDT

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Sir: In these days of "German bashing" I can only congratulate the German government on taking a stand against China by passing a resolution condemning China's human rights abuses in Tibet (report, 24 June). We may want to feel superior to the Germans, but what greater sign of superiority can there be than standing by your convictions, even in the face of losing a substantial trade partner.

JUSTIN SOLOMON

London N22

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