Richard Austen Butler30 March 1938
Answers Commons questions on Czechoslovakia as the Foreign Office monitors German pressure on the state.
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Answers Commons questions on Czechoslovakia as the Foreign Office monitors German pressure on the state.
Responds for the government to further Commons questions concerning Czechoslovakia and European security.
Sets out the government's position in Commons questioning about the developing Czechoslovak crisis.
Rejects a proposal for a population exchange between Germany and Czechoslovakia while answering for the Foreign Office.
Answers Commons questions as the government continues seeking a negotiated solution to Sudeten German demands.
Responds to parliamentary questioning on Czechoslovakia during increasing tension between Prague and the Sudeten German movement.
Provides Foreign Office answers on Czechoslovakia as Britain tries to prevent the nationality dispute from becoming a wider war.
Continues presenting the government's negotiated approach to the Czechoslovak crisis in the Commons.
Responds to Commons questions on Czechoslovakia as British diplomacy continues to favour negotiation.
Answers further questions about the Czechoslovak dispute and British efforts to reduce tension.
Gives Foreign Office responses on the Sudeten crisis before the later Runciman mediation mission.
Continues answering questions on Czechoslovakia immediately after the Munich debate.
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