How was Hitler able to take control of Czechoslovakia?

Answer 1

In 1938-1939, Hitler and Nazi Germany were able to take control of Czechoslovakia through a powerful combination of diplomacy, Propaganda, physical intimidation and military bluffing, and internal 'fifth-column' dissension within Czechoslovakia itself. Perhaps the most significant factor was Hitler's influence over diplomats from leading Western nations, as they willingly handed over to Germany the fortified zones of Czechoslovakia in the Fall of 1938. by the munic cobference where England and France gave it to him

Answer 2

Mussolini, Chamberlain, Daladier and Hilter met at the last minute on 29 September 1938 to decide Czechoslovakia's fate. They decided that Czechoslavkia had to hand over the German speaking Sudetenland which contained the country's western and northern defenses against Germany. The Czechs gave in easily because they had no help and in October 1938, German troops marched into the Sudetenland.

They occupied the rest of the country in March 1939.

Answer 3

without resistance he extended his control of the Sudetenland to include all of czecholovakia

Answer 4

Due to the Munich Treaty (1938).