Europe on the Eve: The Crises of Diplomacy, 1933-1939

accepted aggression agreed agreement allies Ambassador April arms August Austria Barthou Benes Berlin Blum Bolshevism Britain British Cabinet Cæsars Chamberlain Chancellor Ciano Communist conference Council Covenant Czech Czechoslovakia Daladier December declared defense demands democracy diplomatic Dollfuss Downing Street Drang nach Osten Duce Ethiopia Europe European Fascist fear February force Foreign Minister France French frontier Führer Geneva German Göring Government Haile Selassie Halifax Heimwehr Herr Hitler Il Duce Italian Italian East Africa Italy January Japan July June Laval leaders League of Nations Little Entente Locarno London Lord March ment military Moscow Munich Mussolini Nazi negotiations non-intervention November NSDAP obligations October pact Paris party peace People's Front plebiscite pledge political Powers Prague proposed Quai d'Orsay rebel Reich Republic Ribbentrop Rome Runciman sanctions Schuschnigg September social Socialist Soviet Spain Spanish Sudeten territory threat tion Tokio Tory Treaty troops USSR victory Vienna Western York