He also threatened war if he didn't get it. Chamberlain the British prime minister at the time agreed to this saying that "Hitler was a man of his word." And that Czechoslovakia was not a great issue so he would rather allow him to take control than risk war again. Appeasement didn't work in this case because Britain and France thought and hoped that Hitler would keep his word and just take back what was Germany's to start with then stop...
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But he didn't he continued to invade and take other countries. As a result the world plunged into World War Two exactly what the appeasement policy had been trying to avoid.
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