The stage of Austria's annexation of Germany until the May Crisis of 1938
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Neville Henderson, The Foreign Office, The SudetenlandAbstract
The research deals with the stage of Austria's annexation of Germany until the crisis of May 1938, when the Germans insisted on demanding a referendum beyond the 1910 census. This angered Henderson. However, he showed her willingness to stand up to the Germans on the issue of the referendum and was even prepared to resign from the commission in protest. On German behavior.
At no point during his correspondence did Henderson go too far in trying to appease the Germans and eventually became a defender of the Soviet Union, as the State Department criticized Henderson's policies, and Henderson showed sensitivity to the State Department's criticism.
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