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The end of the policy of appeasement L/O: To describe the events of 1938 to 1939 and decide at which point war became inevitable The Sudetenland and the Munich Conference Read through pages and answer the following questions in full sentences: 1)Why was Chamberlain convinced that Hitler would not invade Czechoslovakia? 2)Why did Hitler want to invade the Sudetenland? 3)Why had the Spanish Civil war created a feeling of fear throughout Europe? 4)How did Hitler change his demands at the Munich Conference? 5)Why do you think Chamberlain thought there would be ‘peace in our time’? 6)Do you consider the Munich Conference a success of failure? Explain

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