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Document Image IMT Image Announcement to the House of Commons on the forthcoming Munich summit, and the text of the Munich Agreement and several annexes, on the cession of the Sudeten territory to Germany and arrangements for plebiscites and German-Czech relations Extract from Statement made by the Prime Minister to the House of Commons on September 28 announcing the Reichschancellor's reply to the Message which he had sent to him that morning. . . . Agreement … HLSL Item No.: 451911 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: TC-23 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 23	Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. United Kingdom/Great Britain United Kingdom/Great Britain Additional details not yet available. France/French Republic France/French Republic Additional details not yet available. Italy Italy Additional details not yet available. Adolf Hitler See more details Adolf Hitler Austrian nationalized German politician, leader of the National Socialist party and dictator of Germany (1889-1945) Born: 1889-01-01 1889-04-20 (Braunau am Inn) (country: Austria-Hungary; located in the administrative territorial entity: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns; statement is subject of: Adolf-Hitler-Geburtshaus) Died: 1945-04-30 (Berlin Führerbunker) (country: Nazi Germany; located in the administrative territorial entity: Berlin; statement is subject of: death of Adolf Hitler) Country of citizenship: Cisleithania (period: 1889-04-20 through 1918-11-11); First Republic of Austria (period: 1919-01-01 through 1925-04-30); Nazi Germany (end cause: death of Adolf Hitler; period: 1933-01-30 through 1945-04-30); Republic of German-Austria (period: 1918-01-01 through 1919-01-01) Occupation: painter (statement is subject of: paintings by Adolf Hitler); political writer; politician (reason for preferred rank: generally used form); soldier Member of political party: German Workers' Party (period: 1919-09-12 through 1921-07-11); Nazi Party (series ordinal: 556) Member of: Nazi Party Participant in: Aktion T4; Beer Hall Putsch; The Holocaust; ethnic cleansing Significant person: Albert Speer; Benito Mussolini; Eva Braun; Joseph Stalin Neville Chamberlain See more details Neville Chamberlain Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940 Born: 1869-03-18 (Birmingham) Died: 1940-11-09 (Reading) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: businessperson; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Royal Society Military branch: Royal Air Force Position held: Chancellor of the Exchequer (member of cabinet: First Baldwin ministry; period: 1923-08-27 through 1924-01-22, 1931-11-05 through 1937-05-28; replaced by: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon, Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden); Leader of the Conservative Party (period: 1937-05-27 through 1940-10-09; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Leader of the House of Commons (period: 1937-05-28 through 1940-05-10; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Lord Mayor of Birmingham (period: 1915-01-01 through 1917-01-01; replaced by: David Brooks; replaces: William Henry Bowater) Edouard Daladier See more details Edouard Daladier French politician (1884-1970) Born: 1884-06-18 (Carpentras) Died: 1970-10-10 (Paris) Country of citizenship: France Occupation: politician Member of political party: Radical Party; Radical-Socialist and Radical Republican Party Member of: Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Position held: Mayor of Avignon (period: 1953-05-03 through 1958-12-08); President of the Council (period: 1933-01-31 through 1933-10-26, 1934-01-30 through 1934-02-07, 1938-04-10 through 1940-03-20; replaced by: Albert Sarraut, Gaston Doumergue, Paul Reynaud; replaces: Camille Chautemps, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Léon Blum); Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (period: 1951-11-26 through 1955-10-27; represents: France); member of the French National Assembly (electoral district: Vaucluse; period: 1919-11-16 through 1942-05-31, 1946-06-02 through 1958-12-08) Place of detention: Buchenwald concentration camp; Dachau concentration camp Benito Mussolini See more details Benito Mussolini Italian politician and journalist who founded and led the National Fascist Party Born: 1883-07-29 (Predappio) Died: 1945-04-28 (Giulino) (located in the administrative territorial entity: Mezzegra; street address: via XXIV maggio) Country of citizenship: Italian Social Republic; Kingdom of Italy Occupation: journalist; politician; teacher Member of political party: Fasci Italiani di Combattimento (period: 1919-01-01 through 1921-01-01); Italian Socialist Party (period: 1901-01-01 through 1914-01-01); National Fascist Party (period: 1921-01-01 through 1943-01-01); Republican Fascist Party (period: 1943-01-01 through 1945-01-01) Member of: Grand Council of Fascism Military rank: First marshal of the empire Military branch: Italian Air Force; Regia Aeronautica; Voluntary Militia for National Security	28 September 1938	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Letter to Hitler, noting military actions in Germany, the German-Soviet treaty, Britain's commitment to Poland, the possibility of a European war, and a suggestion for German-Polish negotiations to resolve the conflict Copy from the White [Book] of the Foreign Office 1939 Number 2 Documents concerning the Events preceding the Outbreak of the War . . . The British Prime Minister Chamberlain to the Fuehrer, 22 August … HLSL Item No.: 454177 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Ribbentrop 200	White Book [or Paper] 2, Documents on the history preceding the war White Book [or Paper] 2, Documents on the history preceding the war Additional details not yet available. Neville Chamberlain See more details Neville Chamberlain Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940 Born: 1869-03-18 (Birmingham) Died: 1940-11-09 (Reading) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: businessperson; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Royal Society Military branch: Royal Air Force Position held: Chancellor of the Exchequer (member of cabinet: First Baldwin ministry; period: 1923-08-27 through 1924-01-22, 1931-11-05 through 1937-05-28; replaced by: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon, Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden); Leader of the Conservative Party (period: 1937-05-27 through 1940-10-09; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Leader of the House of Commons (period: 1937-05-28 through 1940-05-10; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Lord Mayor of Birmingham (period: 1915-01-01 through 1917-01-01; replaced by: David Brooks; replaces: William Henry Bowater)	22 August 1939	Document Image
Document Image Image Messages of Foreign Office officials, British diplomats in Berlin and Warsaw, and the British government, on attempts to establish German-Polish negotiations and responses by German and Polish leaders (28 August -1 September 1939), the German attack, and Britain's readiness for war Excerpts from The British War Blue Book (Miscellaneous number 9 (1939) . . . 1. Viscount Halifax to Sir H. Kennard (Warsaw). HLSL Item No.: 454187 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: TC-72	British War Blue Book: Documents concerning German-Polish relations and the outbreak of hostilities . . . 1939 British War Blue Book: Documents concerning German-Polish relations and the outbreak of hostilities . . . 1939 Additional details not yet available. United Kingdom, Foreign Office United Kingdom, Foreign Office Additional details not yet available. United Kingdom/Great Britain United Kingdom/Great Britain Additional details not yet available. Edward F. L. Wood Edward F. L. Wood Additional details not yet available. Neville Henderson See more details Nevile Henderson British diplomat Born: 1882-06-10 (Nuthurst) Died: 1942-12-30 (London) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom Occupation: diplomat Member of political party: Conservative Party Position held: Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom; ambassador of the United Kingdom to Argentina (period: 1935-01-01 through 1937-01-01); ambassador of the United Kingdom to Germany (period: 1937-01-01 through 1939-01-01); ambassador of the United Kingdom to Yugoslavia (period: 1929-01-01 through 1935-01-01) Employer: Foreign Office Educated at: Eton College Howard Kennard See more details Howard Kennard British diplomat Born: 1878-03-23 (Brighton) Died: 1955-11-12 Country of citizenship: United Kingdom Occupation: diplomat Position held: ambassador of the United Kingdom to Poland (period: 1935-01-01 through 1941-01-01); ambassador of the United Kingdom to Sweden (period: 1929-01-01 through 1931-01-01); ambassador of the United Kingdom to Switzerland (period: 1931-01-01 through 1935-01-01); ambassador of the United Kingdom to Yugoslavia (period: 1925-01-01 through 1929-01-01) Employer: Foreign Office Educated at: Eton College; Wixenford School Spouse: Harriet Norris (since: 1908-01-01) Neville Chamberlain See more details Neville Chamberlain Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940 Born: 1869-03-18 (Birmingham) Died: 1940-11-09 (Reading) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: businessperson; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Royal Society Military branch: Royal Air Force Position held: Chancellor of the Exchequer (member of cabinet: First Baldwin ministry; period: 1923-08-27 through 1924-01-22, 1931-11-05 through 1937-05-28; replaced by: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon, Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden); Leader of the Conservative Party (period: 1937-05-27 through 1940-10-09; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Leader of the House of Commons (period: 1937-05-28 through 1940-05-10; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Lord Mayor of Birmingham (period: 1915-01-01 through 1917-01-01; replaced by: David Brooks; replaces: William Henry Bowater)	28 August 1939	Document Image
Document Image Image Minutes of the British-French Supreme Council, presenting Chamberlain's proposal for the bombing of the industrial targets in the Ruhr basin, including the civilian casualties, German retaliation, and neutral parties' reactions, and Daladier's response, including the severe losses, Germany's anti-aircraft defenses, the limits of France's air force, and his preference to let Germany bear responsibility for initiating attacks on civilian targets Copy from White-Book No. 8 of the "Documents on the Sole Guilt of England for the Bombing War against the Civilian Population." No. 60 Summary of the Meeting of the Supreme Council in London. 17. … HLSL Item No.: 454215 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK)	White Book 8 Documents on the guilt of England for the bombing war White Book 8 Documents on the guilt of England for the bombing war Additional details not yet available. Supreme Council Supreme Council Additional details not yet available. Neville Chamberlain See more details Neville Chamberlain Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940 Born: 1869-03-18 (Birmingham) Died: 1940-11-09 (Reading) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: businessperson; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Royal Society Military branch: Royal Air Force Position held: Chancellor of the Exchequer (member of cabinet: First Baldwin ministry; period: 1923-08-27 through 1924-01-22, 1931-11-05 through 1937-05-28; replaced by: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon, Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden); Leader of the Conservative Party (period: 1937-05-27 through 1940-10-09; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Leader of the House of Commons (period: 1937-05-28 through 1940-05-10; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Lord Mayor of Birmingham (period: 1915-01-01 through 1917-01-01; replaced by: David Brooks; replaces: William Henry Bowater) Edouard Daladier See more details Edouard Daladier French politician (1884-1970) Born: 1884-06-18 (Carpentras) Died: 1970-10-10 (Paris) Country of citizenship: France Occupation: politician Member of political party: Radical Party; Radical-Socialist and Radical Republican Party Member of: Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Position held: Mayor of Avignon (period: 1953-05-03 through 1958-12-08); President of the Council (period: 1933-01-31 through 1933-10-26, 1934-01-30 through 1934-02-07, 1938-04-10 through 1940-03-20; replaced by: Albert Sarraut, Gaston Doumergue, Paul Reynaud; replaces: Camille Chautemps, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Léon Blum); Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (period: 1951-11-26 through 1955-10-27; represents: France); member of the French National Assembly (electoral district: Vaucluse; period: 1919-11-16 through 1942-05-31, 1946-06-02 through 1958-12-08) Place of detention: Buchenwald concentration camp; Dachau concentration camp	17 November 1939	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Extract from a speech, on the timing of Poland's "defensive measures" and Britain's guarantee to Poland, which occurred eight days later Copy from White Paper Nr. 2 Documents concerning the antecedents of the war . . . Statement by the British Prime Minister Chamberlain in the House of Commons, 10 July 1939 HLSL Item No.: 454130 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK)	White Book [or Paper] 2, Documents on the history preceding the war White Book [or Paper] 2, Documents on the history preceding the war Additional details not yet available. Neville Chamberlain See more details Neville Chamberlain Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940 Born: 1869-03-18 (Birmingham) Died: 1940-11-09 (Reading) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: businessperson; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Royal Society Military branch: Royal Air Force Position held: Chancellor of the Exchequer (member of cabinet: First Baldwin ministry; period: 1923-08-27 through 1924-01-22, 1931-11-05 through 1937-05-28; replaced by: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon, Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden); Leader of the Conservative Party (period: 1937-05-27 through 1940-10-09; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Leader of the House of Commons (period: 1937-05-28 through 1940-05-10; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Lord Mayor of Birmingham (period: 1915-01-01 through 1917-01-01; replaced by: David Brooks; replaces: William Henry Bowater)	10 July 1939	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Statement in the House of Commons about Poland, including Britain's assurance that it would aid Poland if it were threatened, and the French government has the same position Copy from the White Book Nr. 2 Documents on the History preceding the war . . . Commentary of the British Prime Minister Chamberlain in the House of Commons, 31 March 1939 HLSL Item No.: 454133 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Ribbentrop 160	White Book [or Paper] 2, Documents on the history preceding the war White Book [or Paper] 2, Documents on the history preceding the war Additional details not yet available. Neville Chamberlain See more details Neville Chamberlain Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940 Born: 1869-03-18 (Birmingham) Died: 1940-11-09 (Reading) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: businessperson; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Royal Society Military branch: Royal Air Force Position held: Chancellor of the Exchequer (member of cabinet: First Baldwin ministry; period: 1923-08-27 through 1924-01-22, 1931-11-05 through 1937-05-28; replaced by: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon, Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden); Leader of the Conservative Party (period: 1937-05-27 through 1940-10-09; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Leader of the House of Commons (period: 1937-05-28 through 1940-05-10; replaced by: Winston Churchill; replaces: Stanley Baldwin); Lord Mayor of Birmingham (period: 1915-01-01 through 1917-01-01; replaced by: David Brooks; replaces: William Henry Bowater)	31 March 1939	Document Image