apr 23, 1940 - Munich Conference

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policy by which Czechoslovakia, Great Britain and France agreed to Germany's annexation of the Sudetenland in agreement for not taking any additional Czech territory. Czechoslovakia would give up Sudetenland and Germany would promise to not fight for more territory in Europe. However the appeasement was known for betrayal, weakness, and surrender, because nobody stopped Hitler and he could easily took over Czechoslovakia.