>Allies try to avert war by negotiating with Hitler
>Agrees to not invade all of Czechoslovakia
>Renegs on promise
>Had plan (Operation Green/Fall Grün) to invade anyways
Why did he do this? This was all before Poland, even. And the giso of getting the ethnic Germans out didn't seem to require anything but minor annexation.
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Jordan Martinez
>bongs bend over to appease Hitler
>give him Bohemia on silver plate with all its armaments and arms industry
>Hitler break his word anyway
BONGS WANTED WAR
Eli Martinez
Wait...they help him out so they could get war? What should they have done to avoid it, then?
Josiah Scott
>Wait...they help him out so they could get war?
no, they wanted peace and alliance with Germany(less or more)
Neville Chamberlain guy behind Munich Agreement was cousin to this guy en.wikipedia.org
who was pro german as hell
>What should they have done to avoid it, then?
Plenty of things
>let frogs smash him when he tried to re militarize Rhineland
>let Italy and frogs to smash him when he was trying to take Austria(nota bene Hitler was behind death of Austrian leader and couped Austria)
>back Czechs and let Poles, Frogs and Italians to smash germs
>heck, let Soviets defend the Czechoslovakia
Caleb Cox
I know Hitler gave many peace offerings during the war, so it seems strange that he would do things like this when his stated goal was to avoid war unless it was brought to him.
I knew Chamberlain was pretty pro-German and wanted to avoid war, at least.
So, you're saying not going to war (or letting others knock down Nazi Germany before they got bigger) was the mistake?
Nathaniel Smith
>Why did he do this?
Ribbentrop, that utter incompetent sack of shit, autistically screeched just loud enough that Hitler thought he was forcefully backed into a corner.
Gabriel Bailey
>The Munich Agreement or the Peace of Munich, concluded on 29 September 1938 between the German Reich, Great Britain, France and Italy, deals with the way in which the german populated areas in Bohemia and Moravia/Silesia (i.e. the "Sudeten German Territories") are annexed to the Reich and ended the Czech occupation of the Sudetenland. Contrary to official historiography, the annexation of the territories was not blackmailed by the then Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler under threat of war, but rather decided on 19 September 1938 by France and Great Britain in separate consultations with Czechoslovakia without the participation of the German Reich.
>"For what are you supposed to think when you first sit down in Munich and conclude an agreement, return to London and immediately start rushing there, call this agreement a disgrace, even assure that something like this must not be repeated a second time; in other words, that voluntary understanding should no longer be conceivable for the future?" — Speech of January 30, 1940 (Adolf Hitler)
Owen Cruz
>So, you're saying not going to war (or letting others knock down Nazi Germany before they got bigger) was the mistake?
yes
they could slap them and put them in their place when they were trying shit bit instead they were feeding them so they got bigger and ruined Europe once again
>I know Hitler gave many peace offerings during the war
well yes
imagine somebody come and kick you in the groin or stab you, you then grab the pistol and aim at him, he now claim it was just a prank and he dindu nuffin, lets make peace
Lincoln Roberts
You really have to ask yourself what business Britain had in the conflict between third counties to begin with.
Britain was always playing world police and their attacks on Germany got answered.
Remember Britain also sent warships to danzig during the polish crisis, and Britain actually invaded Germany and occupied parts of it for six months.
Tyler Bell
"The Czech evacuation of the Sudetenland was agreed solely by the Entente powers England, France and Italy. Only they were entitled to do so as signatories of the Treaty of Versailles. Germany merely confirmed this decision in the sense of the right of peoples to self-determination."
>"... And point 2 of the Munich Agreement only gives food for thought to those who read it and state that 'the evacuation of the [Sudeten] territory by 10 October' does not force the German Wehrmacht, but 'the United Kingdom, France and Italy by 10 October'. Germany does not appear at all among the v e r e i n b a r t e n powers. This circumstance raises the question of the reason for Germany's absence. The reason is to be found in history, in concreto in the events of the turn of the year 1918/19. At that time, Czech military units occupied the German settlement areas of Bohemia, Moravia and Sudeten Silesia in a violent action lasting at least three months in order to force the annexation to Czechoslovakia, which was in the process of being established, rejected by their population. At the request of the Czechs, the victorious Entente powers France, Great Britain and Italy subsequently approved the completed occupation, but again only until the final determination of the borders in a peace treaty."
Christian Stewart
Check the massive nose and german jewish last name (ending in -er).
Jacob Cooper
Hue hue
Charles Lewis
>As early as 4 March 1919, large parts of the population of the German-speaking regions of Bohemia and Moravia demonstrated for remaining with the Republic of German Austria and against its incorporation into the newly founded Czechoslovakia. The reason for the demonstrations were the elections to the National Assembly of the Republic of German-Austria, from whose participation the Sudeten Germans were forcibly prevented.
>On 1 October 1938, the reintegration of the Sudeten territories was to begin and be completed by 10 October. All areas of Bohemia, Moravia and Moravian-Silesia with more than 50% Germans were returned to the Reich. The exact course of the border was determined by an international committee on 21 November 1938.
>In the course of the so-called Treaty of Versailles, Czechoslovakia was founded as an art product after separation from Austria-Hungary by the victorious powers in order to create another art state alongside Poland in the back of Germany. These art states were purely political intentions with the aim of further weakening Germany. Czechoslovakia was arbitrarily granted German territories. This was also due to Czech forgeries by Eduard Benes about allegedly majority Czech settlement.
>As a result, there were severe reprisals against the majority German population in the Sudetenland from the Czech side. In order to put an end to this untenable situation and to keep the majority german territories politically and economically viable, the Munich Agreement was adopted as an exemplary peaceful revision of one of the countless mistakes of the so-called Versailles Treaty. Adolf Hitler also referred to this in his speech of 26 September 1938 in the Berlin Sportpalast three days earlier.
>On 28 September 1938 was the main day of arrival with preliminary talks, on 29 September 1938 negotiations were held, and on the night of 30 September the Czech government accepted the proposals.
Adrian Lewis
>e occupation of the rest of czechoslovakia was expressly not provided for in the treaty. For reasons of national security, Hitler had troops invaded the rest of czechoslovakia on 15 March 1939 and created the Reich Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, in which the Czechs enjoyed extensive autonomy rights. The reasons for the occupation were legitimate under international law:
""The Munich Agreement, in which a solemn renunciation of war was laid down, was rather broken by England at the moment when it declared war on Germany."
>By cooperating with England towards a war against Germany, the agreement was repeatedly violated by the Czech Republic itself.
"mbassador Abetz declared: "Anyone who thought it was okay that by September 1938 three and a half million Germans had been forced against their will to live together with six and a half million Czechs had no right to oppose the fact that in April 1939 these six and a half million Czechs were admitted against their will into a state association with eighty million Germans."
cope and seethe. England and Czechoslovakia were at fault.
Asher Campbell
Czechoslowakia was meant as a big airport for bombers against Germany
The French foreign minister declared that openly to bomb Germany in a case of war
This was unacceptable for Germany.
John Cook
To bomb Germany from Czechoslowakia
Camden Foster
>You really have to ask yourself what business Britain had in the conflict between third counties to begin with.
Good point.
>Remember Britain also sent warships to danzig during the polish crisis, and Britain actually invaded Germany and occupied parts of it for six months.
When was this?
Based. What is the excerpt from?
Pic rel
Kayden Gonzalez
That explains part of:
>In the course of the so-called Treaty of Versailles, Czechoslovakia was founded as an art product after separation from Austria-Hungary by the victorious powers in order to create another art state alongside Poland in the back of Germany. These art states were purely political intentions with the aim of further weakening Germany. Czechoslovakia was arbitrarily granted German territories. This was also due to Czech forgeries by Eduard Benes about allegedly majority Czech settlement.
From what I was taught, the whole point of the "Treaty" of Versailles was to prevent Germany from ever militarizing again by stomping down its industrial capacity. This just sounds like insurance.
Caleb Reyes
Some information come from documents which were then kept secret by the US government
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versandbuchhandelscriptorium.com
Plus some other pages regarding the Sudeten crisis.
Easton Hill
Maybe because Czechoslovakia was under Judeo-Masonic operation. The Mason Benes was buddy buddy with Stalin and the Jews and agreed to station Soviet airplanes inside of Czechoslovakia with the approval of France (led by Jewish Blum)
> The Nazi regime’s anti-Semitic intellectuals interpreted the invasion of Czechoslovakia rather differently. In the March 21, 1939, issue of Die Judenfrage, the lead article by a Dr. Rudolf Urban, titled “Jewish Domination of Central Europe Ended,” blamed the invasion on “world Jewry” and the “Benes clique” in Prague, which Jewry supported. Ger- ˇ man intervention had turned a Jewish threat “into a decisive Jewish defeat, which deprived world Jewry of its last base in Central Europe.” Germany could not tolerate a “stronghold of Jewry and Bolshevism” on its borders. The Czechoslovak government under Jewish influence had “completely failed” to crush the threat of Bolshevism and Jewry. Urban surveyed with dismay the Czech newspapers and periodicals that expressed support and sympathy for the Jews, and the Czech government’s arrests of members of “anti-Jewish organizations” (that is, Nazi front groups) that had attacked Jewish businesses and synagogues. “Hence, we again see that those who get involved with the Jews are soon delivered up to them.” The Czechs had the Jews to blame for their fate.
Hitler was of course correct to depose the government and the new installed Czech government was vastly more popular and unemployment vanished under NatSoc direction.
Carson Wilson
faggots. Britain was already pursuing an agressive policy of encirclement. Need I remind you Czechoslovakia was a vassal of France & Britain to be used as a dagger next to Germany. Of course it needed to be nautralized for geographical safety.
"the plan of the “Grand Alliance,” as Winston calls it, had occurred to me long before he mentioned it…. It is a very attractive idea [but] you have only to look at the map to see that nothing that France or we could do could possibly save Czechoslovakia from being overrun by the Germans, if they wanted to do it…. I have therefore abandoned any idea of giving guarantees to Czechoslovakia, or the French in connection with her obligations to that country.16 A mobilized Royal Navy and French Army, together with either Austria’s eighteen divisions and the Czech army dug in their border, might have given pause even to Hitler."
winstonchurchill.hillsdale.edu
This is admitted by bong sources themselves. Britain&France were looking to destroy Germany as a superpower.
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Lucas Gutierrez
that is why they allowed germany to re arm and re militarize itself and assimilate austrian and czech armaments and arms industry instead of kicking germs when they were weak and isolated
great plan bongs
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