The Premier's Return

The transcript discusses a return from a diplomatic mission to Germany, emphasizing the importance of continued efforts for peace in Europe, particularly regarding the Czechoslovak issue. The speaker reports to the British and French governments and expresses hope for a peaceful resolution, highlighting that the journey's end does not conclude the day's work.

What significant event is mentioned at the beginning of the transcript?

• A peace treaty signing

• A visit to the United States

• A return to Heston airport after visiting Hitler

• A meeting with the French government

What is the speaker's primary responsibility upon returning?

• To write a book

• To visit the United States

• To report to the British and French governments

• To address the public

Why is it difficult for the speaker to discuss the mission?

• The results have not been reported yet

• The mission was unsuccessful

• The mission was confidential

• The mission was canceled

What is the key to maintaining peace in Europe according to the speaker?

• Diplomatic isolation

• Peaceful resolution of the Czechoslovak problem

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

What does the speaker reflect on at the end of the transcript?

• The beginning of a new era

• The failure of diplomatic efforts

• The end of the journey not being the end of the day's work

• The success of the mission