Événement
No evidence of German troop movements against Czechoslovakia is found
23 mai 1938 · 50.72° N, 15.07° E
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- 23 mai 1938
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- Événement
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- 50.72° N, 15.07° E
Placé à : area around the district it links, Sudetenland.
Résumé
No evidence of German troop movements against Czechoslovakia is found, and the May Crisis subsides. Germany is, nevertheless, perceived to have backed down in the face of Czechoslovak mobilization and international diplomatic unity, but the issue of the future of the Sudetenland is far from resolved.
May Crisis
Brief diplomatic crisis in 1938
The May Crisis was a brief episode of international tension in 1938 caused by reports of German troop movements against Czechoslovakia that appeared to signal the imminent outbreak of war in Europe. Although the state of high anxiety soon subsided when no actual military concentrations were detected, the consequences of the crisis were far-reaching.
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