The Archive · 1938

Mr. Chamberlain's Move

Suddenly, the British Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, appealed to Signor Benito Mussolini, who in turn communicated personally: with Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler. It was then that the historic Munich meeting took place, instead of the Ttalo-German conference previously planned, Count Ciano concluded. a subsequent interview, Mf, Spaak expressed the opinion thst, be: fore. long, mediation Inthe Spanish Conflict should be possible. thought, however, that" the. offer merits should' be made''by" big Power, of group of Powers, ud Bole slum was ready' to fake part—-neuter, It was denied in Rome this evening that there were any demonstrations, held today when people shouted "We want Corsica and Tunis."

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