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Who was europe trying to appease?

Adolf Hitler


What men appease Hitler in 1938?

Edward Daladier and Neville Chamberlin :))


How do you use appease in a sentence using subject verb?

Efforts to appease failed to stop Hitler's territorial advances and eventually war was the only option which was left.


Did chamberlain meet with Hitler in 1938?

Yes. He met Hitler in Munich and came away with his 'peace in our time' agreement which was intended to appease Hitler but turned out to be worthless.


How long did Britain appease Hitler?

Until Germany invaded Poland on 1st September 1939.


What is a sentence with the word appease?

They tried to appease the gods with a sacrifice. You might be able to appease your boss if you bring him lunch today.


In what city was Hitler appeased?

Hitler was appeased in Munich, Germany. And to appease means to give in or gain the good will of someone. In other words, Hitler got his way in Munich Germany. The Germans gave in to his commands.


Why did the french appease to Hitler?

they wanted peace becasue they just ended ww1 and still were paying for war debts


One reason that Britain and France agreed to appease Hitler at the Munich Conference was to?

prevent the start of another world war


Western democracies try to appease Hitler by sacrificing Czechoslovakia but his appetite for conquest remains undiminished?

They didn't want to start a WWII


What is the future tense of the appease?

Will appease.(I run, I ran, I will run)(I appease, I appeased, I will appease)


What best describes the Munich Pact?

The Munich Pact was an attempt by the democracies to appease Hitler by ceding him the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia, in the hopes that he would end or delay his expansion. France and Britain realized that they were unprepared to wage war. Ironically, neither was Germany, but Hitler bluffed the democracies into believing it was.