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Policy of appeasement.
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What was the name of the policy adopted by Britain towards Hitler?
The policy adopted by Britain towards Hitler was the policy of appeasement. Many argue that it was a cause of WWII because due to it, Hitler realized that Britain was giving him what he wanted, for example..Hitler first asked for only the German part of the Sudetenland and then he changed his mind and decided that he wanted the whole of Sudetenland and after that he succeeded in invading Czechslovakia. Due to this he wanted to expand further into Poland, and this is when WWII broke out. Appeasement was mainly used because Britain wanted to keep Hitler sweet and also prevent war as they felt they had not recovered from the first world war and were not ready. Also, Britain believed that the treaty of Versailles 1919, was too harsh on Germany and therefore allowed Hitler to continue his aggressive foreign policy.
Why did Britain abandon their policy of appeasement?
When Hitler stepped foot in Poland.
Which policy did France and Great Britain follow by allowing Hitler to annex the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia in 1938?
The policy of appeasement.
How would you describe Neville Chamberlain's policy towards Hitler in the late 1930s?
giving Hitler everything he wanted including checkloslovokia at the munich agreeement AKA Hitler wanted to rule the world.
The policy of appeasing Hitler was advocated by?
The policy was very widely supported in Britain and France. It is, however, associated with Neville Chamberlain, who was Prime Minister of Britain from 1937 to 1940. In practice, he inherited a very difficult situation from his predecessor, Stanley Baldwin.
What was the policy adopted by Britain towa rds Hitler?
Appeasement
What policy was adopted by towards Hitler?
The policy adopted by Britain towards Hitler was the policy of appeasement.Many argue that it was a cause of WWII because due to it, Hitler realized that Britain was giving him what he wanted, for example..Hitler first asked for only the German part of the Sudetenland and then he changed his mind and decided that he wanted the whole of Sudetenland and after that he succeeded in invading Czechslovakia. Due to this he wanted to expand further into Poland, and this is when WWII broke out.Appeasement was mainly used because Britain wanted to keep Hitler sweet and also prevent war as they felt they had not recovered from the first world war and were not ready. Also, Britain believed that the treaty of Versailles 1919, was too harsh on Germany and therefore allowed Hitler to continue his aggressive foreign policy.
What policy was adopted by Britain towards Hitler?
The policy adopted by Britain towards Hitler was the policy of appeasement.Many argue that it was a cause of WWII because due to it, Hitler realized that Britain was giving him what he wanted, for example..Hitler first asked for only the German part of the Sudetenland and then he changed his mind and decided that he wanted the whole of Sudetenland and after that he succeeded in invading Czechslovakia. Due to this he wanted to expand further into Poland, and this is when WWII broke out.Appeasement was mainly used because Britain wanted to keep Hitler sweet and also prevent war as they felt they had not recovered from the first world war and were not ready. Also, Britain believed that the treaty of Versailles 1919, was too harsh on Germany and therefore allowed Hitler to continue his aggressive foreign policy.
What was the name of the policy adopted by Britain towards Hitler?
The policy adopted by Britain towards Hitler was the policy of appeasement. Many argue that it was a cause of WWII because due to it, Hitler realized that Britain was giving him what he wanted, for example..Hitler first asked for only the German part of the Sudetenland and then he changed his mind and decided that he wanted the whole of Sudetenland and after that he succeeded in invading Czechslovakia. Due to this he wanted to expand further into Poland, and this is when WWII broke out. Appeasement was mainly used because Britain wanted to keep Hitler sweet and also prevent war as they felt they had not recovered from the first world war and were not ready. Also, Britain believed that the treaty of Versailles 1919, was too harsh on Germany and therefore allowed Hitler to continue his aggressive foreign policy.
What was Hitler's policy of genocide towards European Jews?
it is unclear whether you are asking what a 'policy of genocide' is, or was 'Hitler's policy' one of genocide. otherwise it answers itself: Hitler had a policy of genocide towards European Jews.
How was the policy of hitler towards jews?
Hitler's policy towards the Jews was the "Final Solution" which was the total annihilation or genocide of the Jewish race and culture.
Why was March 1939 a turning point in Britain's policy towards Hitler?
Germany annexed Czechoslovakia in March 1939 and Britain then declared that it would come to the aid of Poland if it was attacked.
When was the policy of appeasement made?
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
Which countries adopted the policy of appeasement?
Britain and France
What was the policy that Britain and frnace took toward Hitler?
Appeasement
When Britain and France adopted a policy of appeasement against Germany?
1936
What was the policy by the US adopted towards soviet union during the Cold War?
The US adopted the policy of "Containment" in the hopes of curbing the spread of Communism .
