The Archive · 1938

(CZECHS SEEKING GERMAN MINORITIES ACCORD

Britain Informed of More to Settle Pressing Issue London, Mar. 21.

Its authoritatively ' understood that the Czechoslovakian Government have informed the British Minister in Prague, Sir Charles Henry Bentinck, of their intention to Weach a full settlement with Germany on the question of the Sudeten minorities, Czech quarters here admitted, today that such a settlement is to form the subject of a future accord with Germany and expressed the wish that Great Britain and. France will take part In the negotiations and sign an accord analogous to the Locarno Pact, guaranteeing the integrity of Czechoslovakia's borders.

The general impression here is that Great Britain, while approving of Crechoslovakia's good-will, at the same time will refuse to undertake any specie commitments with zegard to Central Europe—Havas.

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