Britain and France pledge to Poland in case of threat
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Chamberlain said Britain and France have given pledges to Poland. If Polish independence is clearly threatened and Poland views it as a vital resort to force, Britain will provide all possible support. France echoed the stance and consultations with other governments continued.
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Canada Will Not Enter War Without Parliament Vote
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King stating Canada will not join any European war without a parliamentary vote. He affirmed no conscription for overseas service while his government remains in power, and warned against risking citizens' lives to defend small nations. He said decisions would be guided by debate and a formal government recommendation.
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Canada
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House of Commons
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Westminster
Italy Faces Diplomacy Amid War Tensions
Rome reports indicate Italy continues to press its claims amid Mediterranean prisoner issues as Mussolini tours Southern Italy. A December note to France is described as seeking discussion, with Daladier showing reluctance to open doors. Mussolini cites Spanish victory and vows progress despite obstacles as Delachey’s presence is anticipated in Reggio.
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France
Discumiona
Francy
Daladier
Italy
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Slovakia Hungary Reaches Deadlock Over Arbitration Move
Ambiguous reports say Slovakia and Hungary remain in deadlock over a proposed multilateral mediation. No response from Budapest by March 22. Germany reportedly to invite delegations to Berlin for arbitration, with Polish and Austrian observers noted. Michael Karolyi, a prominent Hungarian politician, is cited amid unclear public remarks.
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Germany
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Berlin presses Poland for immediate decision on terms
Berlin signals it will back a basic sacrifice over Danzig and Polish Corridor. Berlin seeks Poland’s willingness to concede territory and extend friendship pact. Reich would guarantee Poland’s sea outlet and offer frontier guarantees for a five year extension, hoping to avoid conflict.
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Italy Ready for War and Fascist Resolve Echoed
Mussolini vows Italy will defend itself and claim a front rank in the family of nations. German and Polish tensions surface as Berlin notes minority issues and a Danzig settlement. Reports of a tacit British French aid pledge to Poland spark U.S. speculation on neutrality and looming European conflict.
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Goebbels to Visit Egypt and Rhodes Route
German Propaganda Minister Dr. Goebbels arrived by air in Athens en route to Rhodes and likely Egypt, signaling a planned tour of the region with potential stops in Egypt. The brief transit confirms continued high level European propaganda diplomacy during the period.
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Hitler to Speak Berlin Thursday in Wilhelmshaven
News brief notes Hitler will address at Wilhelmshaven at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday a rally in Berlin. Trade unions call for joint action across Britain Poland France and Russia to guarantee mutual support if Germany or Italy threaten aggression. Wellington reports 24,000 public works men ready to answer calls to arms without conscription. Singapore covers a Straits Settlements meeting about a propaganda directorate to broadcast accurate news during emergencies and related legislation.
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Arma
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ANZAC SPIRIT READY TO STAND FIRM SAYS HUGHES
Sydney report quotes Attorney General Hughes denying any retreat for Australia in war. He asserts Australia will hold its line and keep doors open to negotiations while rallying public support. He cites a German Nazi editor’s claim of decadence and recruitment figures to warn against complacency.
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Czech Refugees Refused Stay After Amsterdam Arrival
Twelve Czechs detained on arrival by a Dutch airliner were refused permission to remain in England. They reenacted efforts to board and shouted threats to jump, prompting the pilot to refuse takeoff. Police took them to a station and they will be returned by sea.
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Finday
England
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Polis
Le Brun Pressured to Seek Seven More Years in Paris
News from Paris reports concerted party efforts to persuade President Le Brun to extend his term for seven more years. An election is set for April 8, with M Heriot and the Chamber of Deputies president’s position in focus as Le Brun is expected to run or be persuaded to stand again.
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Chamber of Deputieot
Nation forms Council to coordinate Commonwealth and States
Premiers at Canberra unanimous in creating a National Council to advise on defence works and civil protection, linking Commonwealth and States without reducing sovereign rights. Lyons outlined plans for anti-air and civil defence measures, funding, and industrial adaptation, with ongoing consultations and future expansion of duties.
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Spain's conflict floods war materiel and prisoners
London reports General Franco has seized vast war material as a British steamer ferries Armenian refugees to safety. In the south a wave of surrenders yields brigades and battalions, while Madrid tightens martial law and authorities hunt for Republican assets. King Victor Emmanuel telegrams Franco praising the Nationalist cause. Geneva notes the Communist party seeks treasuries as Spain remains a focal point of international attention.
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Australia capacity praised for aviation plans impact
Sir Donald Banks notes Australian industry strength and rapid development over the past two to three years. He says Australia could support large scale air production and deliver comparable outputs to other regions, with figures suggesting significant growth.
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Training drill report shows surge in ambulance corps enrollment
The annual training report notes enrollment of the Halfway Ambiance Corps reaching 20 015.
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