Mobilization
Calls for staff talks with France & the Belgium
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Calls for staff talks with France & the Belgium
Supports Italy which keeps a watch on the Brenner Path. Says a Czech guarantee is "suicide"
Supports Italy which can keep a "watch on the Brenner Path". Says Czech will be Hitler's next target
Addresses British policy toward the Spanish Civil War.
Says a Czech guarantee is "suicide"
Tilea informs Orme Germany intends to absorb Hungary before attacking Romania
Uses the Navy Estimates debate to connect British naval preparedness with the worsening European balance of power.
Presses the case for stronger air power amid concern that accommodation with Germany is not producing lasting security.
Presses ministers about British policy toward Czechoslovakia and the growing German threat.
Discusses the need for a stronger foreign policy with support from the Dominions amid the European crisis.
Speaks on unemployment and wider economic conditions.
Links foreign policy to accelerated rearmament and argues that diplomatic concessions require credible British strength.
Criticises the government's foreign policy while arguing that defence policy must be linked to collective resistance to aggression.
Answers Commons questions on Czechoslovakia as the Foreign Office monitors German pressure on the state.
Calls for a Grand Alliance of Britain and France and the Covenant of the League of Nations
Calls for a Grand Alliance of Britain and France and the Covenant of the League of Nations
Announces negotiations in Italy for a settlement of "outstanding questions"
Responds for the government to further Commons questions concerning Czechoslovakia and European security.
Sets out Labour criticism of the government’s foreign policy.
Shankly represented Scotland against England at Wembley in April 1938 and took part in a 1-0 victory, one of his notable international appearances.
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.
Concludes the Anglo-Italian Agreement, treating improved relations with Italy as part of a broader policy of European appeasement.
Appointed Foreign Minister
Italy agrees to withdraw troops from Spain. Britain recognizes the King of Italy as Emperor of Ethiopia
Settles trade & financial questions, deprives the Royal Navy of Irish bases
Publishes Homage to Catalonia.
Daladier & Bonnet invite Britain to defend Czech from German invasion, Britain refuses
Daladier & Bonnet invite Britain to defend Czech from German invasion
Chamberlain fears a break with France & agrees to joint diplomatic action
Questions whether accommodation with Fascist Italy will improve British security while German expansion continues.
Questions the strategic value of accommodation with Mussolini's Italy while Germany continues expanding its power.
Challenges the government's agreement with Mussolini and questions whether concessions to dictators will strengthen peace.
Answers Commons questions as the government continues seeking a negotiated solution to Sudeten German demands.
Argues that the government’s rural housing measures are inadequate.
Continues pressing for rapid improvement of British air strength against the background of the government's appeasement policy.
Hapgood captains England against Germany where Hapgood and his players are made to give the Nazi salute before the match, under pressure from British diplomats, Hitler is not in attendance and England win the match 63
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.
Warns Germany off military action against Czech but fails to support France. Warns Germany not to attack Czech
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