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The path to the Munich agreement from the viewpoint of reports by William Ch. Bullit, the American ambassador to France:

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Manák M.

Moderní dějiny: sborník k dějinám 19. a 20. století (Modern History: Studies into 19th and 20th century history)

2020

vol. 28

issue 1

85-101

In 1938, Czechoslovak republic became a center of interest of politic and diplomatic circles, as well as general public opinion. The reason why was the gradually increasing problem of the formal status of the German inhabitants in the Czechoslovak republic. In such a tense period, mutual contacts among diplomats gained peculiar frequency, when emissaries and ambassadors of single states attempted to get the most up to date information from presidents, prime ministers, and ministers in the countries of their accreditation. Among such active diplomats, there was an ambassador of the USA in France, William C. Bullitt. He closely observed the gradually complicating international and political status of Czechoslovakia, especially due to the fact that he represents the country that stood at very beginning of Czechoslovak republic. He was receiving detailed information about deteriorating relations between Berlin and Prague namely from French ministry of foreign affairs, Georges Bonnet, who shared with him the latest news from French diplomats abroad, or other information from emissaries of other countries residing in Paris, with which he was regularly having meetings. Besides that, his source of information regarding the Sudeten crisis was especially French prime minister Édouard Daladier, and Czechoslovak emissary in France, Štefan Osuský.

Przed gwarancjami. Próby oddziaływania politycznego Wielkiej Brytanii na Polskę. Od kryzysu sudeckiego do marca 1939 r.

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Rodzik M.

Dzieje Najnowsze

2022

vol. 54

issue 2

63-83

The text analyses the Polish-British relations between the Sudeten crisis and 31 March 1939, with an emphasis on London’s economic interest in Poland in the context of British efforts to establish such ties in Central and South-Eastern Europe. The text focuses on the question of how many indirect sources of British guarantees for Poland could be sought during this period. The author reminds the reader that they were secondary to the appeasement then being implemented.

Celem tekstu jest analiza stosunków polsko-brytyjskich od kryzysu sudeckiego po 31 III 1939 r., z naciskiem na zainteresowanie gospodarcze Londynu Polską o charakterze politycznym w kontekście starań tego rodzaju względem Europy Środkowej i Południowo-Wschodniej ze świadomością, że było ono wtórne względem realizowanego wówczas appeasementu. Tekst koncentruje się wokół pytania, na ile pośrednich źródeł gwarancji brytyjskich dla Polski można próbować upatrywać w tym okresie.

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The path to the Munich agreement from the viewpoint of reports by William Ch. Bullit, the American ambassador to France:

Przed gwarancjami. Próby oddziaływania politycznego Wielkiej Brytanii na Polskę. Od kryzysu sudeckiego do marca 1939 r.