Edward Hugh John Neale Dalton28 March 1939
Urges a firmer collective response to German expansion in the first major foreign-policy debates after Prague.
Great Britain · Politics / Labour Party. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Urges a firmer collective response to German expansion in the first major foreign-policy debates after Prague.
Supports stronger commitments against further aggression following the abandonment of the previous appeasement approach.
Presses for effective deterrence and wider international cooperation against further German advances.
Continues challenging the government to build a credible anti-aggression front in Europe.
Argues that the failure of appeasement requires stronger diplomatic and military coordination with states threatened by Germany.
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