The Archive · 1938

London Consultations

London, Sept. 6.

M. Charles Corbin, French Ambassador here, conferred with Sir Robert Vansittart, Chief Diplomatic Adviser to the British Government, and discussed the Czech situation. today.

Both France and Great Britain would like the Czech President, Dr. Eduard Benes, to publish his Government's latest proposals to the Sudetens as soon as possible so that world opinion should fully realize the extent of Prague's concessions before Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler makes hiS important speech at Nurentberg on September 12, it is said here.

It is understood that Mr. Basil Cochrane-Newton, British Minister in Prague, will be instructed to advise a speedy publication of the Czech offers, decided at yesterday's Cabinet meeting.—Havas.

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