Freed Journalist Is Welcomed At Dover

The transcript features an interview with British journalist Noel Panter, who was recently released from a Munich jail after being detained for ten days without charges. Panter shares his relief at returning to Britain and discusses the challenges he faced in Germany, emphasizing his commitment to truthful reporting. He expresses concern about the conditions in Germany, suggesting that his British citizenship spared him from a longer imprisonment.

Who is the happiest man aboard the channel steamer?

• A British tourist

• A German official

• A Bavarian authority

• Mr. Noel Panter

What was Mr. Panter's main goal during his difficult time in Munich?

• To distort the news

• To maintain British journalism traditions

• To avoid any confrontation

• To seek asylum in Germany

What did Mr. Panter feel upon seeing the white cliffs of Dover?

• Indifference

• Relief

• Fear

• Confusion

Why does Mr. Panter believe he was targeted by the German authorities?

• For seeking asylum

• For being a German citizen

• For telling the truth

• For distorting news

What does Mr. Panter think about the world's knowledge of modern Germany's conditions?

• The world knows too little

• The world is well-informed

• The world knows too much

• The world is indifferent