Dear Minister Chamberlain: As you know the people of the Sudetenland had only know German rule since the days of the . It was the “… Treaty of Versailles that took these people beyond the comfortable touch of the rule of their own. was meant to punish the warmongering Germany of Bismark and the Kaisers of Germany that no longer exists. How does it help keep the peace of Europe to keep these Germans outside the borders of while the rest of enjoys It is time for us to right the wrong of 1919 and return the Sudeten Germans to their rightful nation….” -German Prime Minister Ribbentrop Questions: What is the wrong of 1919 that the author refers to? 2.) What two reasons does the author give for returning the Sudetenland to ? Now that you have seen the documents and assessed them, please help us make a decision. If you were here at the Munich Conference in 1938 how you handle the Czechoslovak Crisis and Adolf Hitler? (Provide you answer in 8-10 sentences)
Dear Minister Chamberlain: “… As you know the people of the Sudetenland had only know German rule since the days of the . It was the Treaty of Versailles that took these people beyond the comfortable touch of the rule of their own. was meant to punish the warmongering Germany of Bismark and the Kaisers of Germany that no longer exists. How does it help keep the peace of Europe to keep these Germans outside the borders of while the rest of enjoys It is time for us to right the wrong of 1919 and return the Sudeten Germans to their rightful nation….” -German Prime Minister Ribbentrop Questions: What is the wrong of 1919 that the author refers to? 2.) What two reasons does the author give for returning the Sudetenland to ? Now that you have seen the documents and assessed them, please help us make a decision. If you were here at the Munich Conference in 1938 how you handle the Czechoslovak Crisis and Adolf Hitler? (Provide you answer in 8-10 sentences)
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