CZECHS BITTER.
SPECULATION UNSAFE.
NATURE OF DECISION. Western Powers’ Pressure. GROUNDS OF COMPLAINT. POSITION STILL ACUTE. The latest cable news, dated London. September 21, states: — After the Czech Cabinet rose to-day. a spokesman said that it would be in correct to say no decision had been reached, but it would be dangerous to speculate as to the result of the meet ing.
Half an hour later the Coalition Committee of party leaders met to con sider the report from the Cabinet. The bitterness of Czech feeling, even among those disposed to accept the Anglo-French plan, is based on the complaint that the Western Powers have for too long “led them up the wrong street,” says the Prague correspondent of the Times.
All circles are asking why western opinion has so suddenly strongly swung against them after years of praise as a model democracy.
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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20419, 22 September 1938, Page 3
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