Party Leader
Appointed leader of the German Nationalist movement in Czechoslovakia by Hitler
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Konrad Henlein Biography and Timeline
Follow Konrad Henlein through 15 dated historical records for Germany.
Konrad Henlein, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1931–1939Years on this page
1931
1933
SDP
Founds & leads new German Nationalist political Party in Czech
Alliance Konrad Henlein and Rudolf Hess
The Party receives a subsidy of 8 million crowns from Rudolf Hess. The Party newspaper receives 120,000 Czech crowns from the 3rd Reich
1934
Rally
Holds the 1st mass meeting of the Sudeten Deutsche Partei, over 20,000 attend
1935
Election
The SDP wins 44 Deputies, 60% of the German speaking people of Czech
1938
Alliance Konrad Henlein and Henlein and make him Viceroy of Czech
Hitler promises to support Henlein & make him Viceroy of Czech
Independence of Germany
Henlein demands full independence for the Sudeten Germans
Independence of Sudetenland
Henlein demands full independence for the Sudeten Germans
Independence of Germany
Henlein rejects Benes offer of full autonomy for Sudetenland
Independence of Sudetenland
Henlein rejects Benes offer of full autonomy for Sudetenland
Independence of Germany
Asks for complete autonomy for Sudeten Germans in the Karlsbad Decrees
Independence of Sudetenland
Asks for complete autonomy for Sudeten Germans in the Karlsbad Decrees
Munich Agreement
Appointed Reichskommissar after the Munich agreement
Reichskommissar
Appointed Reichskommissar after the Munich agreement
1939
Party Leader
Appointed heads of the civil administration in Czechoslovakia
Records, sources and methodology
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