British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain returns to England after meeting with German Chancellor Adolph Hitler

The speaker reports to the British and French governments, discussing the challenges and results of his admission. He emphasizes trust and encourages continued efforts to peacefully resolve the Czechoslovak problem, highlighting the importance of peace in Europe.

What is the speaker's initial action towards the British and French governments?

• To report his admission

• To seek asylum

• To request financial aid

• To declare war

What does the speaker find challenging to do before completing certain actions?

• To travel to Czechoslovakia

• To meet with the press

• To comment on the situation

• To make a public speech

What does the speaker trust the concerned parties to do?

• To withdraw from discussions

• To continue peaceful efforts

• To negotiate a trade deal

• To increase military presence

What is the main issue the speaker wants to be resolved peacefully?

• The German territorial expansion

• The French political unrest

• The British economic crisis

• The Czechoslovak problem

Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of peaceful efforts?

• To ensure economic growth

• To gain political power

• To secure international trade

• To maintain European peace