EBSEES: Neville, Peter - Nevile Henderson and Basil Newton: two British envoys in the Czech Crisis, 1938

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ID	66932
Author(s)	Neville, Peter
Title	Nevile Henderson and Basil Newton: two British envoys in the Czech Crisis, 1938
Published	Diplomacy and Statecraft, 10(2-3), 1999, p. 258-75.(Special issue: The Munich Crisis, 1938: prelude to World War II)
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Czechoslovakia [s.a. Czech Republic, Slovakia] / Foreign Relations / Great Britain [Browse all] Henderson, Nevile / Newton, Basil [Browse all]
Note	Henderson was British representative in Berlin and Newton in Prague
Medium	article
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Nevile Henderson and Basil Newton: two British envoys in the Czech Crisis, 1938