Georges Bonnet18 September 1938
Bonnet supported Anglo-French proposals intended to avert war through territorial concessions by Czechoslovakia.
France · Government / Government of France. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Bonnet supported Anglo-French proposals intended to avert war through territorial concessions by Czechoslovakia.
Daladier joined British ministers in developing proposals to transfer German-majority areas of Czechoslovakia.
Daladier rejected Germany's demand for immediate military occupation and supported French precautionary mobilization.
Daladier represented France at the conference and accepted the transfer of the Sudetenland to Germany.
Daladier signed the agreement requiring Czechoslovakia to evacuate designated Sudeten territories.
Daladier returned to Paris and received a large public welcome despite his doubts about the agreement.
Signs the Treaty of Munich. Argues France cannot help Austria, Poland or Czech
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