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Hitlers AppeasementBy Amy S.
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What were Hitler's demands?
  • First demands were about Austria and
    Czechoslovakia wanted to unite these German
    speaking countries
  • Goal was to make nazism the form of government
    after annexing Austria.

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More Demands
  • Hitler announced German claims to the Sudetenland
    (area in Czechoslovakia)
  • Austria was a German speaking country so France
    and Britain thought it was acceptable that he
    annexed it. However the Sudetenland had many
    different cultures and languages in it.
  • This led to the Munich Crisis

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The Munich Crisis
  • Czechs resisted Germany's attempt to annex them.
  • France and Soviet Union threatened to attack
    Germany.
  • Prime minister Neville chamberlain promised to
    assist France.
  • Representatives from U.S.S.R, France, Britain,
    Italy and Germany met in Munich to decide
    Czechoslovakia's fate.
  • Britain and France agreed to Hitlers demands.
    Became known as Appeasement.

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Who were the politicians That Agreed To The
Appeasement?
  • Neville Chamberlain became prime minister to
    Britain in 1937
  • Conservative government associated with foreign
    policy- appeasement
  • Agreed to appeasement

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More politicians involved
  • Edward Daladier represented France.
  • Became prime minister of France in January, 1933.
  • Supported appeasement

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Why Did Countries Give In To His Demands?
  • Churchill wanted to avoid war so he thought
    appeasement would ensure peace.
  • France and Britain had there own private affairs
    and couldnt deal with Hitler Appeasement was
    the easiest option.
  • Churchill thought the Versailles treaty was to
    harsh on Germany and sympathized with Hitler.

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More reasons for giving in to demands
  • Churchill thought that it was reasonable that
    German speaking countries should be united.
  • Churchill and Daladier both believed that if
    Hitler got what he wanted he would eventually
    stop.

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Why Did Hitler Make His Demands?
  • At the end of WWI the Versailles treaty was
    written by the Great Powers Britain, France,
    U.S. Italy
  • Hitler viewed the treaty to be to harsh Germany
    was forced to take troops out of neighboring
    countries such as France and Poland.
  • Unable to build up military. Germany also had to
    pay heavy war reparations.

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Hitlers demands part II
  • Hitler also viewed the Germans to be of superior
    race all German speaking countries should be
    united.
  • Blonde hair, blue eyes the perfect race (known
    as the Aryan race.

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Why Was Appeasement A Bad Idea?
  • The point of appeasement was to maintain peace.
    Peace would have been hard to maintain because
    once Hitler gained some land he would
    automatically want more.
  • If Britain and France opposed Hitler from the
    beginning, another WW might not have occurred.

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The End
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Citations
  • Cheney, Alexis . "an appeasement History." dec.
    1997. An Appeasement History. An appeasement
    History. 02 Dec. 2004 lthttp//www.omnibusol.com/wc
    essay6.htmlgt.
  • Hnizdil , Paul . "WWII a balanced attack." WWII a
    balanced attack. Appeasemnet. 02 Dec. 2004
    lthttp//www.coe.ufl.edu/courses/edtech/vault/SS/ww
    2/APPEAS.htmlgt.
  • Edouard Daladier." Edouard Daladier. Edouard
    Daladier. 03 Dec. 2004 lthttp//www.spartacus.schoo
    lnet.co.uk/2WWdaladier.htmgt.
  • applebyjoyce. The American Vision. New York City
    McGraw Hill Glencoe, 2005.
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