The Archive · 1938

Improving Czech-German Relations

Czech Minister Visits Munich To See Fuehrer Munich, Oct. 14.

Concerning the visit paid to Chancellor Hitler by the Czechoslovak Foreign Minister, Dr. Franz Chvalkovsky, here today, the following official communique has been issued:

"The Fuehrer received the Czechoslovak Foreign Minister, Dr. Chvalkovsky, in the presence of Reich Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop. The Czechoslovak Foreign Minister gave the Fuehrer the assurance that choslovakia would adopt a loyal attitude to Germany. The Fuehrer took cognisance of this assurance with ction. The Fuehrer expressed to the Czechoslovak Foreign Minister his regret that no solution had yet been found in the question of the Hungarian minorities and voiced the hope that it would soon be possible to reach a satisfactory solution also of that problem."—Trans-Ocean.

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