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> Masaryk and Titulescu demonstrated sympathy for his desperate stand against Germany during George V's funeral in 1936 (though their countries didn't change their unhelpful attitudes), while Prince Paul of Yugoslavia gave him the cold shoulder
There was some softening in the relations at that time. In 1938 we signed an agreement with the members of the Little Entente in Bled (Yugoslavia) in which they accepted our equal rights to armament. In return we resigned from the revision of Trianon via military action.
I will touch this topic as well.