Invasion of Czech
Tells France Britain will not take military action to defend Czech from Germany
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Tells France Britain will not take military action to defend Czech from Germany
Tells France Britain will not take joint military action to defend Czech from Germany
Warns that adequate air defence is essential if Britain is to negotiate with the dictators from a position of strength.
Continues presenting the government's negotiated approach to the Czechoslovak crisis in the Commons.
Birth of John Leslie Prescot
German troops move to the Czech border. Chamberlain warns Berlin Britain will support France's Czech Treaty obligations
Delivers his inaugural lecture as Professor of Greek at the University of Sydney and criticises appeasement in Europe.
Answers Commons questions about proposals for mutual assistance against aggression amid concern over German expansion.
Birth of Mickie Most, born Michael Peter Hayes
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.
Pays a Royal visit to Paris
Announces in the Commons that Runciman is going to Prague as requested by Czech
Promotes the Entente in Paris
Mediates between the Czech Government & Sudetens
Benes opens negotiations with the Sudetens
Birth of Brian John Duffy, later known as Jet Black, drummer and founding member of The Stranglers.
Birth of Arthur Smith, son of a head teacher
Chamberlain met Hitler at Berchtesgaden and heard the demand that German-majority districts of Czechoslovakia should be transferred to Germany.
Meets Hitler at Berchtesgaden and discusses transferring predominantly German-speaking Sudeten areas of Czechoslovakia to Germany.
The Berchtesgaden talks marked Chamberlain's first meeting with Hitler in the crisis and centred on German claims to Czechoslovak territory.
During his first meeting with Hitler, Chamberlain was confronted with a demand for recognition of Sudeten German self-determination.
Chamberlain discussed the proposed transfer of predominantly German-speaking Sudeten areas while meeting Hitler at Berchtesgaden.
Chamberlain met Hitler at Berchtesgaden and heard his demand that German-majority districts be transferred from Czechoslovakia.
Visits Hitler who tells Chamberlain that he will annex the Sudetenland
Halifax reviewed Chamberlain's report of the Berchtesgaden meeting as the British government assessed Hitler's demands.
Chamberlain's report from Berchtesgaden formed part of British consultations with France over the developing Czechoslovak crisis.
Recommends to cabinet the transfer of Sudetenland to Germany without a plebiscite
Halifax reviewed Chamberlain's Berchtesgaden report and coordinated consultations with France.
Works with the French government on proposals pressing Czechoslovakia to cede predominantly German-speaking territory.
Britain & France urge Czech to transfer Sudeten areas to Germany. Britain & France persuade Czech to hand over areas greater than 50% German
Britain & France urge Czech to transfer Sudeten areas to Germany
Offers Hitler the Sudetenland. Chamberlain offers the dissolution of the Czech alliances with France & Russia
Chamberlain offers the dissolution of the Czech alliances with France & Russia
At Godesberg, Chamberlain put the accepted Anglo-French transfer proposals before Hitler as a basis for settlement.
Hitler receives Chamberlain & demands the immediate cession of all Sudetenland
Offers Hitler the Sudetenland. Chamberlain offers the dissolution of the Czech alliances with France & Russia
Chamberlain presented the Anglo-French transfer plan that Czechoslovakia had accepted under pressure.
Chamberlain arrived near Cologne before continuing by train and motorcade to Bad Godesberg.
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