Neville Chamberlain - Wikipedia
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The British Prime Minister Sir Neville Chamberlain at Heston aerodrome waving the Munich Agreement and giving his famous "Peace for our time" speech on the 30 September 1938 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Neville Chamberlain - Wikipedia
Peace In Our Time: What Was Written On Chamberlain's Piece Of Paper? | HistoryExtra
Portrait of Chamberlain, Sir Joseph Auster, (1863-1919), English man Russell & Sons. "Portrait of Chamberlain, Sir Joseph Auster, (1863-1919), English statesman". Draw on albuminum paper. - SuperStock
