IF WAR HAD OCCURRED
WIN FOR BRITAIN & FRANCE
EARL WINTERTON*S OPINION
LONDON, October 11.
Earl Winterton, Chancellor of" the Duchy of Lancaster, in a speech at Shoreham today, said that Russia had offered no help in the Czech crisis, but had "made only the vaguest promises, owing to her military weakness."
He thought that Britain, and France would have defeated Germany and made her give up Czechoslovakia, but only after a long conflict and untold suffering. Meanwhile Czechoslovakia would have been ravaged.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 89, 12 October 1938, Page 10
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