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1 Presentation by: Justine Wang

2 Introduction  British politician  Prime minister (1937-1940)  Famous for appeasement policy  Signing the Munich agreement

3 Munich Conference (1938)  Took place in Munich, Germany  Hitler wanted Sudetenland - said German inhabitants were mistreated  Munich Conference was called  Agreement was reached - could not invade anywhere else  Germany broke agreement “Peace in our time”

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5 Chamberlain ’ s Part  Had an “ appeasement ” policy - went to great lengths to avoid war  Signed the agreement  Realized Hitler could not be trusted  September 3, 1939: led Great Britain into war against Germany  Appeasement policy comes to an end Neville Chamberlain, far left Adolf Hitler, far right

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