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Was appeasement the right policy for the UK in 1938

Was appeasement the right policy for the UK in 1938
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Was appeasement the right policy for the UK in 1938

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Chamberlain's goal of appeasement was to avoid war all together. ... Because the appeasement failed, it was not the right policy for England. More so, not acting with authority cost Chamberlain the chance he may have had to take Hitler down.
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