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1) the Czech defenses were very strong
2) the German generals, conscious of Germany's relative weakness at that moment, were actually prepared to attempt to remove Hitler had he continued to move forward.
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What are 2 reasons Kennan felt that Munich Agreement was unnecessary?
George F. Kennan believed the Munich Agreement was unnecessary for two main reasons. First, he argued that the policy of appeasement only emboldened totalitarian regimes, making future conflicts more likely. Second, he felt that the Western powers underestimated their ability to deter aggression through a more resolute stance, suggesting that a firmer response could have prevented Hitler's expansionist ambitions without resorting to concessions.
How the people of Czechoslovakia felt about the munich agreement?
one word "Backstabbing" They felt that they were being backstabbed by the allies because it was agreed that hitler took control of the sudetanland
What many writers in the north felt about people in the south?
Felt they did not value education and hard work.
Why did men volunteer to fight in the US Civil War?
Because they felt strongly enough about the cause and felt that they would sacrifice their lives for a cause that they believed in.
What was true about President Johnson's attitude toward Vietnam?
He had been against American involvement before becoming president. He felt that taking out troops would be a defeat for the United States.
What are 2 reasons Kennan felt that Munich Agreement was unnecessary?
George F. Kennan believed the Munich Agreement was unnecessary for two main reasons. First, he argued that the policy of appeasement only emboldened totalitarian regimes, making future conflicts more likely. Second, he felt that the Western powers underestimated their ability to deter aggression through a more resolute stance, suggesting that a firmer response could have prevented Hitler's expansionist ambitions without resorting to concessions.
What are two reasons kennan felt the munich agreement was unnecessary?
1) the Czech defenses were very strong 2) the German generals, conscious of Germany's relative weakness at that moment, were actually prepared to attempt to remove Hitler had he continued to move forward.
How the people of Czechoslovakia felt about the munich agreement?
one word "Backstabbing" They felt that they were being backstabbed by the allies because it was agreed that hitler took control of the sudetanland
The british people did not support the Munich agreement?
My Father ( born 1907 ) discussed this with me before his death in 1982 when I asked him what he thought of Chamberlain and the Munich Agreement. He told me that the average Brit had a very poor opinion of Mr. Chamberlain and an even lower one of Adolph Hitler ( but for different reasons ) and that they doubted there would be peace in their time believing that Hitler would strike first. Most felt that the bit of paper that Mr. Chamberlain waved when he arrived back from Munich was not " Peace in our Time, " but more " No war this Year, " and history proved them right.
How did the people of the Czechoslovakia felt about the agreement?
The people of Czechoslovakia had mixed feelings about the agreement, particularly regarding the Munich Agreement of 1938, which allowed Nazi Germany to annex parts of their territory without their consent. Many felt betrayed and abandoned by the Western powers, believing it compromised their sovereignty and security. This sentiment of disillusionment contributed to a sense of vulnerability and fear of future aggression, ultimately shaping national attitudes leading up to World War II. Overall, the agreement intensified feelings of nationalism and a desire for self-determination among Czechoslovaks.
What was Winston churchills response to the Munich pact?
He felt that France and the UK were just giving in to Hitler's wishes and that they had abandoned Czechoslovakia.
What are 4 reasons Europeans felt drawn to spread Christianity?
Answer it!
Why did Kennan believe that threats or blistering would be ineffective and stopping solvent aggression?
George Kennan believed that threats or aggressive posturing would be ineffective in curbing Soviet expansionism because they could provoke further hostility rather than deter it. He argued that a more nuanced approach, emphasizing containment through diplomatic and economic means, would be more effective in addressing the root causes of Soviet behavior. Kennan felt that direct confrontation could escalate tensions and lead to conflict, whereas a strategy focused on stability and gradual engagement would yield better long-term results.
What does it mean if a guy sits across from you?
He felt like sitting there. Could be for a number of reasons.
What were the reasons for Australians enlisting in World War 1?
because Australians felt Britain needed their support (:
Why did the Northener states want to bring southerner states back to the union?
They felt the Union should be preserved. They felt that, by states leaving the Union, they were violating the agreement that formed the United States, that the rebel secessionists were, in fact, committing treason.
What can a bill payer do when they felt they were conned into signing an agreement on a medical bill that is 7 years old and has been written off?
It depends on the agreement. If it is charging you extra money call and ask what you can do to lower the price. Sorry thats all i know
