… war had many causes and two of them were the Munich Agreement and Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia. The Munich Agreement was made in September 1938 but Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union couldn't say anything about this agreement. This agreement…

… invasion lead to the beginning of World War 2. But the main cause of the war was the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1939. Both of these incidents clearly show that both UK and France and the German leader Hitler could not be trusted anymore. Furthermore,…

… There were many reasons why Britain appeased Hitler in the 1930s. For example, by giving Czechoslovakia to Germany. Hitler sought through the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, which took away most of Germany's territories and inflicted disarmament…

… solve the issues between two countries by negotiating instead of using military force. Hitler was appeased by Britain and France more than twice: when Hitler rearmed the German army in March 1935 he broke the treaty of Versailles, and France and Britain…

… War. One of them is appeasement. Appeasement is a diplomatic policy which aims to settle grievances of nations by negotiation rather than military force. It was mostly supported by the Britain prime minister at the time, Neville Chamberlain. It's said…

… the future of Europe. Germany would be divided into four zones. Each one would be occupied by one of the Allies: Britain, the USA, France, and the USSR. Berlin would also be divided into four sectors. Germany would be forced to pay reparations, half…

… <Tab/> <Tab/>When looking at the Cold War most everyone begins to think about the United States and the Soviet Union. Even though these were the major countries that brought it up there are also other countries that…

… bomb on Japan was absolutely the right decision. Not only did it stop Japan from becoming a threat to world peace, but it saved American lives. If he hadn't dropped the bomb, the war could have and would have dragged on for four or five more…

… Revolutionary War. Up until the outbreak of armed hostilities in 1775, most American colonists still wanted reconciliation with England. They had hoped that their actions up to that point would convince the mother country to moderate her oppressive…

… Wiesel, a Nobel Prize Laureate and distinguished writer, quoted the First Book of Kings, "You have committed murder and now you wish to inherit the victim's fortune as well" (Authers XII). He was clearly pointing to the modern example of this type…