The Archive · 1939

British Press Angered

London, Mar. 16. ind he believed it had received t approval of a vast majo opinion orter of th rly attacked Ge ment, today and even at settlement, however, d not proved final slovakia to which they had he con- esiticized Mr, Neville Chamberlain, Czecho- the Prime Ministe hoped "A monstrous outrage," the "Daily o give a more stable future, ad Telegraph" said. "is the mildest term disintegrated. That might ight applicable to the events in central not have been inevitable.

The Prime Minister said that he lid not believe that anything of the kind done by Ger was contemplated by any Munich si ory. The Munich agreement constituted a settlement and he could not regard the manner and method whereby these ch had been brought about as in accordance with the Munich agreement Germans Now Dominate Aliens w, for the first time, he said.

Europe which sent a thrill of horror rd indignation throughout the civilized world. Germany has be-mitched her name with Which will live as long regime lasts. Nothing Cemonstrate their contempt for the nest clem y decencies of humeri lomatie intercourse was omitted."

The diplomatic correspondent of the Daly Herald" revealed that De. Emil Hacha, President of Czecho s ced to surrender 10 German; the threat of im.

Germany was in military occupation a people with whom she had no social connections. These events, he eclated, could not fail to cause disturbance to the international si tion and administer a shock to the confidence, which he had said, was beginning to revive.

The Prime Minister continued:

I have so often heard charges of breach of faith bandied about which mediate air bombardment of Prague.

During the conference held at Berlia on Wedne: Chancellor Adoit Hitler, the "Daily Herald" said. highly emotionally" told Dr. Hacha peremptorily to telephone his Government that the Fuchrer's decision was no longer to tolerate the separate existence of the Czech state and that was his decision to mar gue. The Fuehrer also told Dr a, the "Daily Herald" revealed, (Continued on page 8) he if refused to in: the Latest Exchange The closing Interbank selling rates yesterday were as follows:

Sterling Bid. USS 16:

Lonpon METALS AND

Czech Government to resist thè march er would be given immediately for the destruction of Prague by the German air fleet United

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