German Troops Move Into Sudetenland In Four Slices
The article describes German forces occupying four Sudeten regions under the four power pact. It details southern Czech territory along the Bavarian frontier, northern border areas near Saxony, the Eger and Asch district, and the far northern strip near Poland. An international commission may supervise plebiscites to decide each area's fate.
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Sudetenland
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Bavaria
Austria
Saxony
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Eger
Asch
Hitler
Czech
Poland
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