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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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In a Paris radio speech on Oct. 10, French Premier Daladier accused German Chancellor Hitler of repeatedly breaking promises after annexing Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, vowing France and Britain would not cease fighting until true peace is achieved.
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PARIS, Oct. 10.-Premier Daladier, in a radio speech tonight, accused Chancellor Hitler of repeatedly breaking promises.
The French Premier said the French will not lay down arms "until the world has peace."
Daladier further said: "Neither France nor Great Britain have embarked in any war for conquest. We have accepted the present war because Germany wanted to impose domination on Europe's peace. Germany now offers a ruse, which means violence. There will, however, be real peace in the future."
The Premier reminded his far-flung audience that after the German conquest of Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland, Hitler each time asserted he had no more territorial demands.
"What is his next move if he is not stopped, and how can any nation within reason place any dependency on Hitler's promise?" concluded Daladier.
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Paris
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Oct. 10
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france and britain committed to continuing the war until genuine peace; no trust in hitler's promises following conquests of austria, czechoslovakia, and poland.
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Premier Daladier delivered a radio speech accusing Hitler of breaking promises after annexing Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, despite claims of no further territorial demands. He stated France and Britain fight not for conquest but against German domination, rejecting Hitler's offers as ruses of violence, and vowed not to lay down arms until real peace is achieved.