What did Poland's foreign minister Josef Beck and Winston Churchill discuss at their meeting in Cannes France in 1937?

During their meeting in Cannes in 1937, Poland's Foreign Minister Josef Beck and Winston Churchill discussed the growing threat posed by Nazi Germany and the need for European powers to unite against it. They emphasized the importance of maintaining Polish independence and security, as well as the potential for closer Anglo-Polish cooperation. The meeting highlighted concerns over the instability in Europe and the necessity of a collective response to aggression.