ANGLO-FRENCH TERMS
CZECHS MADE RESPONSIBLE I | NO OBLIGATIONS BY BRITAIN i (Received September 22, 7.5 p.m.) ' LONDON, Sept. 22 ! It is learned on reliable authority, says the Prague corres- j pondent of the Daily 'Telegraph, that the terms of the FrancoBritish demarche to the Czech Government were as follows: I (1) France and Britain desired to prevent a European war and the invasion of Czechoslovakia. (2) France and Britain warned the Czechs against re- | fusal to accept the London plan, which would brand them as responsible for the consequences. (3)' If Czechoslovakia refused she would be guilty of de- J stroying Anglo-French solidarity, Britain having no obligations to the Czechs even if the French felt they had to fulfil theirs. (4) If war resulted from the Czechs' refusal to yield, France warned them in advance that she would not fulfil her obligations. (5) An immediate answer was necessary. i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23150, 23 September 1938, Page 11
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