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In 1938, one year prior to the outbreak of World War II, the Munich Pact had one direct and several indirect effects upon the map of Europe. Directly, important portions of Czechoslovakia became German territory. Indirectly, the balance of power had shifted in Central Europe, with Germany now clearly in control and only one power of significance remaining: Poland. This indirect change was accompanied by still others: the minor nations of Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria became even more sympathetic to Germany, shifting the balance of power still further upon the map of Europe.

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