"We have made heavy sacrifices for peace in the past twenty years. France must be strong enough to face all perils. Our country must not be incapable of defending herself. We are both peace-loving and patriotic and we will subordinate everything to the service of our country, which has made us free men," he closed his address while all Deputies on the Government benches rose to their feet, and other Deputies joined in the thunderous cheering that acclaimed the Premier's statement.
Before M. Daladier speech, Deputies of made his all parties France Protests to Germany Paris, Mar. 18.
A Note announcing that the French Government has decided not to recognize Germany's intervention in Czechoslovakia as legitimate will be handed the German Government by M.
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