Beneš endorses the conference protocol that incorporates Czechoslovakia's separate agreement with Germany.
Historical records for Czechoslovakia in 1925, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Beneš endorses the conference protocol that incorporates Czechoslovakia's separate agreement with Germany.
Beneš accepts that Czechoslovakia's German border is handled through arbitration rather than the five-power Rhineland guarantee.
Beneš accepts a treaty requiring structured conciliation or adjudication when normal diplomacy cannot resolve a dispute with Germany.
Beneš retains French backing for Czechoslovak security while accepting arbitration as the principal Locarno mechanism with Germany.
Beneš takes part in sessions concerning Czechoslovakia while the principal western powers negotiate the Rhineland Pact.
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