Quite the contrary! The Munich Conference - more than anything else - has come to embody appeasement. In an attempt to "buy" peace, Chamberlain bullied the Czechs into agreeing to the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia. A large and valuable part of the country was handed over to Germany.
Britain and France
Appeasement
1936
Policy of appeasement.
The policy of appeasement was not an actual policy, rather a strategy adopted by Britain and France during the 1930's to try and lower Hitler's aggressiveness. Ultimately it was a factor in causing World War 2
In the 1930s, the appeasement adopted towards Nazi Germany (and other aggressor-nations) by Britain and France consisted of several main courses. With the first, they tried to assist aggressors with peaceful acquisition of legitimate national aspirations. The second: they attempted to limit the scope of potential conflict. As a third, they sought to buy time for the development of their own preparations for large-scale war, should it break out.
The European leaders agreed to a policy of appeasement because France and Britain had adopted the stance of achieving peace at any price. Neither country was ready for war and there was British sentiment that Germany did have some grievances from Versailles.
Adopted?
supported, defended, adopted
The list will appear when a dog is abandoned and is still not adopted. However, most dogs are adopted fairly quickly, which is why the list is empty for most of the time.
France
Answer this question… The Munich Conference adopted policies that tolerated German expansion