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13 February, 15:54

Was appeasement the right policy for England in 1938

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    No, despite Chamberlain's attempts at appeasement his failure to condemn and punish Hitler's consistent violations of the Treaty of Versaille somewhat encouraged it. Not only did his following grow with each shackle broken but so did his means of being able to wage a war as he was allowed to rebuild his military unopposed.
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