The appeasers
The pre-war administration of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, ignoring the advise of seasoned diplomats and politicians alike, pursued a policy of appeasement in the mistaken belief that it would cause Adolf Hitler to cease his belligerent plans. Instead, it showed Hitler that the British government were willing to come to terms with him at the expense of other, smaller, nations. The authors of this volume, two young Oxford historians in 1963, wrote this compelling account of how a whole important branch of foreign policy was developed, how it was carried out, and why it was misconceived.--Publisher's description
紙本圖書, English, 2000
Phoenix Press, London, 2000