The Germans however rejected the armistice proposals and the advance continued.

Reynard, then, put the cabinet's armistice proposals to Churchill, who replied that "whatever happened, we would level no reproaches against France".

Lenin and Krylenko visited Dukhonin in Petrograd to discuss an armistice proposal.

Admiral Canaris originated an armistice proposal which gained Hitler's backing, but somehow there was no follow-through, and the mess remained.

The Admiral had worked out an armistice proposal which had gained Hitler's support, but the Greek Premier opposed it.

The next day Maximilain officially submitted an armistice proposal with the consent of the OHL, nevertheless President Wilson reacted with reserve.

In October 1919, as Ransome was returning to Moscow on behalf of The Manchester Guardian, the Estonian foreign minister Ants Piip entrusted him to deliver a secret armistice proposal to the Bolsheviks.