French Prime Minister Edouard Daladier,at his desk in Paris on March 29, 1939. On the wall behind is seen a Gobelin tapestry of Louis XIV winning the Battle of Dole. (AP Photo)

French Prime Minister Edouard Daladier,at his desk in Paris on March 29, 1939. On the wall behind is seen a Gobelin tapestry of Louis XIV winning the Battle of Dole. (AP Photo) Stock Photo

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29 March 1939

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