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"The Munich Agreement" – history lessons.

Looking at current events, of course 1938 comes to mind. At that time, Munich city became a symbol of one of the most fateful decisions in history and the greatest diplomatic failure of the 20th century. It was in Munich in 1938 that Great Britain and France signed an agreement with Germany and Italy to appease Hitler. The agreement is also known as the Munich Betrayal.

◾In 1938, Great Britain and France, seeking to avoid war, signed the Munich Agreement, allowing Hitler to occupy the Sudetenland, where many ethnic Germans lived. Czechoslovakia was not even invited to the negotiations - it was simply presented with a done deal.

◾Upon returning to London, then-Prime Minister Chamberlain solemnly declared "peace for our time." Just six months later, Hitler violated the agreement by occupying all of Czechoslovakia, and soon after, unleashed World War II.

◾The Munich Conspiracy became a vivid example of how making concessions to dictators leads not to peace, but to even greater aggression. It was a failure of the appeasement policy, which cost the world tens of millions of lives.

◾87 years later, the world is once again facing challenges that demand wisdom and determination.

◾History teaches us that dialogue with dictators is only possible from a position of strength and unity. Concessions only fuel the appetite of those who will not stop until they get everything. And mistakes come at a very high price.

: Neville Chamberlain's speech after signing the Munich agreement with Hitler/ Iconic/YouTube
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1954151945012236743

https://litter.catbox.moe/xgo49f36w398jn6e.mp4