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, can buy arms only from Stalin, at a price political as well as gold.
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