Lord Walter Runciman during his return from Prague, 1938

Lord Walter Runciman and his chief advisor Ashton-Gwatkin, on his return from Prague in London-Croydon. With his report on the situation of the Sudeten Germans (Runciman Report), Runciman eventually decided on the attitude of the British government Chamberlain in the negotiations for the Munich Agreement in 1938

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