Europe agrees not to intervene
1936 · Event
Twenty-seven nations join the London Non-Intervention Committee — which Germany and Italy sign while running guns and squadrons to Franco, and which Britain and France largely honour. The Republic, lawfully elected, must buy its arms chiefly from Stalin, at a price political as well as gold.
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