Military Deadline Deferred
Hitler deferred the invasion deadline and issued invitations for the leaders of Britain, France and Italy to meet him in Munich.
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1938 in Germany — Page 5
Explore 361 historical events and records for Germany in 1938.
Historical records for Germany in 1938
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Munich Agreement
Draws up the draft for the memorandum which Mussolini uses for the Munich Agreement
Munich Agreement
Helps draw up a draft memorandum which Mussolini uses for framing the Munich Agreement
Munich Agreement
Helps draw up a draft memorandum which Mussolini uses for framing the Munich Agreement
Munich Conference Invitation
From Berlin, Hitler invited Chamberlain, Daladier and Mussolini to Munich after postponing the invasion deadline.
Munich Conference Proposed
Hitler proposed the Munich Conference after postponing the deadline for military action against Czechoslovakia.
Munich Meeting Arranged
Hitler arranged a Munich meeting with Chamberlain, Daladier and Mussolini after temporarily delaying military action.
Postponement before Munich
Hitler delayed the invasion deadline and opened the way for a four-power conference at Munich.
Treaty of Munich
Draws up the draft for the memorandum which Mussolini uses for the Munich Agreement
Treaty of Munich
Hitler postponed the invasion deadline and invited Chamberlain, Daladier, and Mussolini to Munich.
Bad Godesberg Proposals
The Treaty of Munich confirms the Godesberg Proposals agreed between Hitler & Chamberlain
Conference of Munich
Boards Mussolinis train prior to the Munich Conference, discusses invading Czech
Czech Invasion Discussed before Munich
The possibility of invading Czechoslovakia was discussed by Hitler and Mussolini at Kufstein before the Munich negotiations.
Czechoslovak Invasion Topic at Kufstein
The question of invading Czechoslovakia formed part of Hitler's discussion with Mussolini at Kufstein.
Godesberg Proposals
Substantially the same as the Godesberg Proposals agreed between Hitler & Chamberlain
Hitler Meets Mussolini at Kufstein
Hitler joined Mussolini's train at Kufstein and discussed military action against Czechoslovakia before the conference.
Invasion Discussion with Mussolini
Hitler boarded Mussolini's train at Kufstein before the Munich Conference and discussed the possibility of invading Czechoslovakia.
Invasion of Czech
Boards Mussolinis train prior to the Munich Conference, discusses invading Czech
Invasion Plans Discussed at Kufstein
Hitler and Mussolini discussed the possibility of an invasion while meeting at Kufstein ahead of the Munich Conference.
Kufstein Meeting before Munich
Hitler met Mussolini at Kufstein immediately before the Munich Conference and raised the subject of invading Czechoslovakia.
Kufstein Talks on Czech Invasion
At Kufstein, Hitler met Mussolini on his train and discussed an invasion of the Czech state before travelling to Munich.
Military Discussion on Mussolini's Train
While aboard Mussolini's train at Kufstein, Hitler discussed the possible invasion of Czechoslovakia.
Munich Agreement
The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany under the terms of the Munich Agreement
Munich Conference
Boards Mussolinis train prior to the Munich Conference, discusses invading Czech
Munich Journey Invasion Discussion
On the journey before the Munich Conference, Hitler met Mussolini at Kufstein and discussed invading Czechoslovakia.
Pre-Conference Invasion Discussion
Before the Munich Conference, Hitler spoke with Mussolini at Kufstein about the prospect of invading Czechoslovakia.
Rule of Sudetenland, The
The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany under the terms of the Munich Agreement
Rule of Sudetenland, The
Under the Treaty of Munich The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany
Treaty of Munich
Hitler pledges that the Sudetenland is his final demand
Treaty of Munich
The Treaty of Munich confirms the Godesberg Proposals agreed between Hitler & Chamberlain
Treaty of Munich
The Treaty of Munich confirms the Godesburg Proposals agreed between Hitler & Chamberlain
Treaty of Munich
Under the Treaty of Munich The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany
Treaty of Munich
Ribbentrop advised Hitler during the negotiations and opposed concessions beyond Germany's territorial objectives.
Treaty of Munich
Weizsacker supported the German delegation during preparation and drafting of the agreement.
Conference of Munich
Signs the Munich Agreement
Munich Agreement
Signs the Munich Agreement
Post Munich Strategic Assessment Recorded
After Munich, Jodl records approval of Hitler's success in neutralising Czechoslovakia without immediate war.
Treaty of Munich
Hitler signed the agreement authorizing German occupation of the Sudetenland between October 1 and October 10.
Treaty of Munich
Hitler signed the bilateral declaration with Chamberlain after concluding the four-power agreement.
Czechoslovakia Attack Planning Participation
Jodl participates in detailed planning connected with a possible German attack on Czechoslovakia.
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