The agreement accepted Hitler's territorial claims to predominantly German areas of Czechoslovakia. Though Chamberlain assured Britain that his concession had brought "peace in our time, Hitler soon broke his agreement and marched into Czecho-Slovakia and subsequently made most of the country a German protectorate...
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). To prevent this in a new war Hitler and the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin signed a ten-year nonaggression pact on Aug. 23, 1939 (see Stalin). On Sept. 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland. England and France demanded that Germany withdraw its troops; Hitler refused. Resulting in Britain and France declaring war on Germany...
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report He thought this would stop Britain & France helping Poland. On 1 September 1939, Hitler invaded Poland. On 3 September 1939, Chamberlain declared war on Germany...	1 / 276
Was Britain's policy of appeasement justified? Also France, who already had taken a heavy blow by Germany in WWI, did not want to take part in yet another ?useless war'. Without the support of these two countries, Britain could not fight a war by herself; and especially not whilst looking after her Empire...	2 / 444
Appeasement First, it strengthened Hitler's power and prestige within Germany. Catious generals who had urged restraint now agreed to follow him. Second, the balance of power changed in Germany's favor...	3 / 818
Ww2 Hitler entered Vienna on March 14 to proclaim Anschluss, though to most observers the act looked more like straight annexation. The British prime minister at this time was Neville Chamberlain (elected first time May 1937), who described his policy without shame as “active appeasement”...	3 / 730