The Archive · 1938

Hungarians Agog

Budapest, Sept. 7 The editorial in "The Times," London, proposing the handing over of German areas of Czechoslovakia to Germany provided the sensation of the day here today.

Political quarters interpreted the editorial as an indication of Britain's determination to' do all possible for a peaceful solution of the Czech-Sudeten problem.

Although Hungary would welcome a plebiscite for the solution of the problem of the Hungarian minority in Czechoslovakia, political circles point out that Hungary expects that all concessions accorded any other minority in Czechoslovakia will apply to Hungarians as well—United Press.

Peace or War: Czechoslovakia is Prepared The new crisis which has been reached im Europe over the reception of the Czech concessions to the Sudetens has again raised apprehensions in the leading capitals but Czechoslovakia is prepared. These pictures show units of her highly-mechanized army. Left, aeroplanes laying a smoke screen for advancing troops during manceuvres.

Right, Czech airmen marching to their machines in the shadow of a giant bomber.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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