Transcription: P1/7 96 Feuillets  James 4/9/39 9 FROM MARCH TO SEPTEMBER A MOUNTING CRISIS THE WAY OF THE AGGRESSOR MARCH 15. - Germany annexes Bohemia and Moravia. President Hacha, invited to Berlin, has spent the whole night conferring with von Ribbentrop and Hitler, and at last has signed under threats the agreement under which the two provinces accept German "protection." MARCH 16. - Germany takes Slovakia under her "protection." Hungary establishes a common frontier with Poland by incorpora- ting Ruthenia. MARCH 17. - Sir Nevile Henderson, British Ambassador in Berlin, recalled to report. The Prime Minister speaks at Birmingham, announcing the end of the Munich policy and warning the German Chancellor that any attempt to dominate the world by force will be resisted by Great Britain to the utmost of her power. Sweeping German economic demands on Rumania are reported. MARCH 18. - Russia proposes a conference among interested Powers. MARCH 19. - Protests to Germany from Great Britain, France, and Russia. French Prime Minister given plenary powers. MARCH 21. - French President's visit to London. Joint French-Soviet-Polish-British statement suggested. Lithuania cedes Memel to Germany. MARCH 22. - Fascist Grand Council affirms Italy's adhesion to the Axis. MARCH 23. - British Trade Mission to Moscow; Mr. Hudson sees M. Litvinoff. MARCH 26. - The Duce speaks: "A long period of peace is necessary for the develop- ment of European civilization." He makes certain vague claims on France. THE FIRST SIGN MARCH 28. - German Foreign Office Gazette warns Poland of the consequences of "anti- German agitation." German anti-Polish Press campaign begins. At about this time Hitler is known to have made his "generous offer" to Poland - a new guarantee of her frontiers in return for Danzig and a route over the Corridor. MARCH 29. - M. Daladier, the French Prime Minister, replies to Mussolini. France, he says, is ready for all reasonable negotiations, but will yield none of her rights. MARCH 31. - Mr. Chamberlain announces in Parliament that "in the event of any action which clearly threatened Polish independence, and which the Polish Government accordingly considered it vital to resist with their national forces, his Majesty's Government would feel themselves bound at once to lend the Polish Government all support in their power." Slovak-Hungarian border disputes settled. APRIL 2. - Hitler makes an angry speech at Wilhelmshaven. APRIL 3. - Colonel Beck in London. ITALY TAKES ALBANIA APRIL 7. - Italy seizes Albania. Britain and Poland exchange mutual pledges. APRIL 9. - The Pope's Easter homily on the lost value of pledges. APRIL 10. - British Cabinet meets on Easter Monday; Parliament recalled. APRIL 13. - British guarantees to Greece and Rumania announced in Parliament. APRIL 14. - First British exchanges with Russia. APRIL 16. - President Roosevelt asks Hitler and Mussolini for a 10-years assurance that they will not attack independent nations. APRIL 17. - U.S. Fleet concentrated in the Pacific. APRIL 21. - Polish Ambassador in Berlin re- turns to Warsaw. APRIL 24. - Sir Nevile Henderson returns to Berlin. THE BRITISH MILITIA APRIL 27. - Conscription introduced in Great Britain. APRIL 28. - Hitler in the Reichstag denounces the Anglo-German Naval Agreement and the Treaty of Non-Aggression with Poland. MAY 2. - German non-aggression offer to Northern States. MAY 3. - M. Litvinoff resigns. MAY 5. - Colonel Beck replies to Hitler - Poland willing to join in conversations with Germany if she were prepared to proceed by peaceable methods. MAY 7. - Political and military pact signed by Ciano and Ribbentrop at Rome. MAY 12. - Speeches by the Prime Ministers of Great Britain and France; the two countries' resolve. British defensive agreement with Turkey. MAY 15. - Hitler tours the western fortifica- tions. MAY 16. - Von Papen recalled from Turkey. MAY 18. - Northern States reply to Germany; Denmark alone accepts. ITALO-GERMAN PACT MAY 22. - Italo-German pact signed in Berlin. MAY 26. - Final draft of British proposals sent to Moscow. MAY 31. - M. Molotoff addresses the Soviet Parliament; an ambiguous speech. JUNE 2. - Prince Paul in Berlin; Hitler gives an assurance to Yugoslavia. JUNE 7. - German non-aggression pacts with Latvia and Estonia signed. JUNE 13. - Mr. Strang arrives in Moscow to assist the Anglo-Russian negotiations. JUNE 23. - France and Turkey sign defence pact. JUNE 28. - First serious news of military preparations in Danzig, British memorandum to Germany on the denunciation of the Naval Treaty. THE DUAL POLICY JUNE 29. - Lord Halifax's speech at Chatham House - the dual policy. Polish festival at Gdynia; President on the importance of the Corridor. JULY 1. - British Labour appeal to German people. President Roosevelt defeated on Neutrality legislation. JULY 6. - Increased British credits for guaran- teed Powers. JULY 10. - Mr. Chamberlain in Parliament re- affirms British pledge to Poland. JULY 21. - Official statement in Germany: "We reject 100 per cent. the idea of a war- like solution to the Danzig problem."

Transcription: P1/7 96 Feuillets MAY 3. - M. Litvinoff resigns. MAY 5. - Colonel Beck replies to Hitler - Poland willing to join in conversations with Germany if she were prepared to proceed by peaceable methods. MAY 7. - Political and military pact signed by Ciano and Ribbentrop at Rome. MAY 12. - Speeches by the Prime Ministers of Great Britain and France; the two countries' resolve. British defensive agreement with Turkey. MAY 15. - Hitler tours the western fortifica- tions. MAY 16. - Von Papen recalled from Turkey. MAY 18. - Northern States reply to Germany; Denmark alone accepts. ITALO-GERMAN PACT MAY 22. - Italo-German pact signed in Berlin. MAY 26. - Final draft of British proposals sent to Moscow. MAY 31. - M. Molotoff addresses the Soviet Parliament; an ambiguous speech. JUNE 2. - Prince Paul in Berlin; Hitler gives an assurance to Yugoslavia. JUNE 7. - German non-aggression pacts with Latvia and Estonia signed. JUNE 13. - Mr. Strang arrives in Moscow to assist the Anglo-Russian negotiations. JUNE 23. - France and Turkey sign defence pact. JUNE 28. - First serious news of military preparations in Danzig, British memorandum to Germany on the denunciation of the Naval Treaty. THE DUAL POLICY JUNE 29. - Lord Halifax's speech at Chatham House - the dual policy. Polish festival at Gdynia; President on the importance of the Corridor. JULY 1. - British Labour appeal to German people. President Roosevelt defeated on Neutrality legislation. JULY 6. - Increased British credits for guaranteed    Powers. JULY 10. - Mr. Chamberlain in Parliament    reaffirms British pledge to Poland. JULY 21. - Official statement in Germany: "We reject 100 per cent. the idea of a warlike solution to the Danzig problem."

Transcription: Linke Seite   13.8.18 mein Kurs aufgelöst u. ich gehe am 13.8.18 vorn in Stellung zum R.T.K. 15.8.18 abds. zum K.T.K. der nunmehr im Bahnein-       schnitt ist.       Reiche wird beim Regt. vorstellig,daß mir    die Komp. verliehen wird u. erhält die Zusage.  3.9.18 Früh 8 h  ließ ich mich ablösen,bekam vom   Regts Kdeur noch einen Krach wegen der vielen   Fliegermeldungen u kam wegen der vielen    Arbeit bei der Komp. erst abds. fort.Onkel Frz   traf ich in Lille,genau am Theater,so wie   ich es durch Transwirkung zu erreichen versucht   hatte.Wir gingen spazieren,besichtigten   die Telephonzentrale beim A.O.K. u tranken   dann auf seinem Zimmer Bier u Schnaps.So   geg. 2 h  kam ich in mein Hotel.  4.9.18 Morgens will ich Onkel noch besuchen,ste-   he aber dämlicher Weise erst um ¾12 h  auf.   Am Bahnhof traf ich Ltn Herrmann,der zur   Tankvorführung nach Tournai fuhr.Die   MG Schule fand ich erst nach langem Suchen.Abds   traf ich mich mit Herrmann,aber wir versuch-  Rechte Seite     ten vergeblich,etwas los zu machen,trotzdem H. sehr   geladen war.Schließlich trafen wir 2 Mädels u wur-   den von denen ins Hotel Paris gelotst.H. soff un-   heimlich er ließ immer neue Runden aufahren   u ich konnte schließlich meine 30  Mote  mitzahlen.   Nett war nur,daß ich ein neues Kartenkunststück   gelernt hatte.  5.9.18 Kursbeginn.In meinem Hause wohnte ein Ltn   Müller vom Regt 371,der z. m. Z. am Pennal in Weihen-   fels war u gleichfalls in Carvin liegt.  5. mt 8. Was die einzelnen Tage geschah,weiß ich    wirklich nicht mehr.Ich weiß nur,daß ich ein    sehr nettes Mädl hatte,nicht übermäßig hübsch,   aber ein richtiger kleiner Sprühteufel,das mich erst ver-   setzte u statt dessen Ihre Schwester schickte,das außerdem   furchtbare Angst vor Geschlechtskrankheit hatte,das   mir aber trotzdem Liebe u großen Genuß bot.Lei-   der habe ich später dummen Gerüchten Glauben    geschenkt u sie versetzt,weil ich fürchtete   rein zu fallen,als ob das nicht schon hätte ge-   schehen sein können.Zu gleicher Zeit machte ich   mit mittels Augenwirkung an eine Kellnerin   ein Rheingold,die mit mir ins Theater zu gehen   versprach.

Transcription: Linke Seite   schön "es wäre eine Reihe von Mißverständnissen"   hatte aber Katzenpfoten.Mittags verlangte man Urlaubs- gesuch u. Schein.Das Gesuch hatte ich nun zu Hause ge- lassen,doch wie ich den Schein hergeben will,fällt mir der Stempel 24.6.18 ein u. ehe ich etwas dachte hatte ich das Datum geändert u. eine Urkundenfälschung war fertig.Kaum jedoch war der Radfahrer fort,da be- fiel mich eine derart wahnsinnige Angst,daß ich  mich mit Stahlhelm auf's Rad setzte,um alles dem Regt. zu gestehen.Unterwegs fiel mir aber noch Ltn. Büttner ein u das war wohl mein Glück.Er riet mit sofort den Urlaubsschein wiederzuverlangen u. zu sage, ich hätte ihn vernichtet.Außerdem te- lefonierte er sofort zum Batl.,er brauche den Ur- laubsschein u. er solle sofort unter Verschluß gebracht u. an ihn adressiert liegen bleiben,er werde ihn  holen lassen.Ich fuhr selber nach Estevelles u holte ihn u. so  war ich gerettet.Sonst hätte ich wohl wegen einer Handlung,die gar nicht voll bewußt geschehen ist ,den Rock ausziehen müssen.Tags darauf hatte ich die Grippe.   Mit meiner patenten Hungerkur  war die Sache in zwei Tagen weg,wenigstens das  Rechte Seite   allergröbste.   Inzwischen war das erste Heft von Pochelmanns Gedächtnislehre gekommen u. ich begann mit Hochdruck daran zu arbeiten.  1.7.18 war ich in Stellung zum Sperrfeuerrahmen einbauen. Trotzdem 3 M.G. Offz. in Stellung waren,mußte ich dazu  hinaus! Nun kam die Katzenpfote des Regts. mit den Krallen  zum Vorschein:Weil ich am 25.7.18 nachts 12 h  erst am 26.7.18 vorm. 8:30 h eingetroffen bin,also  wegen 8½ Stunden Verspätung bekam ich 2 Tage Stuben- arrest.Das ist in meinen Augen eine derart niedrige u. rachsüchtige Gemeinheit,daß ich anfangs überhaupt nicht wußte,was tun.Nicht einmal  beschweren kann ich mich,da sonst Ltn Kellerer, Adj. III./3 reinfliegt,weil er eben diese meine Ur- laubsverlängerung,ohne sie dem Alten vorzulegen mit " a. b. " unterschrieben hat. 6.7 mt. 11.7. war ich am Regts. Gef.stand u konnte mich vor Flöhen kaum retten. 12. mt. 15. Ruhe 16. mt. 26 Stellung als Kp. Fhr. ab 30. 7. bekam ich einen Ausbildungskurs am 08/15.   Dabei war ich ziemlich oft bei Kienbergers Hausleu- ten mit den zwei Töchtern.Und  _____ . 11.8.18 erhöhte Bereitschaft;infolgedessen wird ab

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