"Herr Hitler made it plain that the Sudetens must have the right of self-determination and of returning to the Reich, if they so desired.
"If they were unable to achieve this atone, he said that he would assist them, and he declared categorically. that, rather than wait, he would be: prepared to risk a world war. measures referred to, Minister said, and had expressed the opinion that Great Britain's efforts in Prague only served to increase Czech intransigence.
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