Syrovy formed a new government as the Godesberg negotiations intensified the national emergency.
Historical person
Jan Syrovy Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Jan Syrovy, based on 14 World History Database records associated with Czechoslovakia.
Chronological biography
1938
Syrovy formed a new government as the Godesberg negotiations intensified the national emergency.
Syrovy formed a new government during the mounting threat of German invasion.
Syrovy’s government ordered general mobilization after German pressure and frontier threats increased.
Syrovy’s government ordered general mobilization after German pressure and frontier threats increased.
Syrovy's government ordered general mobilization after the Godesberg negotiations failed.
Syrovy’s cabinet received the Godesberg memorandum and map from British and French representatives.
Syrovy’s cabinet received the Godesberg memorandum and map from British and French representatives.
Syrovy prepared Czechoslovakia to resist if Germany attempted to enforce the memorandum by force.
Syrovy’s government rejected immediate military occupation and the abandonment of fortified territory.
Syrovy prepared Czechoslovakia to resist if Germany attempted to enforce the memorandum by force.
Syrovy’s government rejected immediate military occupation and the abandonment of fortified territory.
Syrovy's government accepted the Munich terms under intense British, French, German, and Italian pressure.
Syrovy's government completed evacuation of the territories assigned to German occupation under the agreement.
Titles and roles
General · Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia
Record provenance
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