If this is your first time checking out a debate, here are some quick tips to help get you started: Jeremy Matthew [NO] - I think Appeasement policy was not the right policy that Britain had taken in 1938. Its roots lay in a fear of bolshevism. could do against Germany who had been preparing for war since While it is true that they had no idea whether or not they could overcome Hitler, they still could have been more convicted in their stance instead of constantly bending to his will. [88][77], During the Cold War, the "lessons" of appeasement were cited by prominent conservative allies of Reagan, who urged him to be assertive in "rolling back" Soviet-backed regimes throughout the world. The Czechoslovak government refused and ordered a partial mobilisation in expectation of German aggression. "Ensuring Benevolent Neutrality: The British Government's Appeasement of General Franco during the Spanish Civil War, 19361939". [54] However, with the rising threat from Nazi Germany and the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations, that policy eventually lost credibility, and in 1937, Ernest Bevin and Hugh Dalton persuaded the party to support rearmament[55] and oppose appeasement. "[89] Some conservatives even compared Reagan to Chamberlain after his withdrawal of the Multinational Force in Lebanon because of the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing. Even though not substantial, the small increments helped the British war effort in a significant way as the government had more resources at their disposal. Exactly. Through appeasement, Germany knows that the government will be very hesitant to start a war with Germany, knowing that there will be a drop in people's morale. [15] An international crisis ensued. [7] Some historians, such as David Thomson, assert that the League's "inactivity and ineffectualness in the Far East lent every encouragement to European aggressors who planned similar acts of defiance".[8]. 2. question: Was appeasement the right policy for England in 1938? Appeasement was not the right policy for Britain, because it did give Britain some time to rearm and strengthen themselves, however appeasement was what caused World War 2, which put many others in danger. No personalities. [9] In the Council of the League, only the Soviet Union proposed sanctions against Germany. It was clear to everyone, even Churchill, that Hitler's true intentions was to expand aggressively. The conversation lasted for about 40 minutes. And if they were to lose, they would suffer more losses such as manpower than which if they did the Appeasement and took the time to prepare. Appeasement, in an international context, is a diplomatic policy of making political, material, or territorial concessions to an aggressive power to avoid conflict. Try again. Appeasement was the tactic used by the British Government when dealing with Hitler. Germany as such distrusted both sides and thought both sides sought to undermine its survival. Appeasement was initially popular because: people wished to avoid conflict memories of the Great War and its suffering were still present. Thus, appeasement was the right policy, for it gave time for the British to rearm against a superior German military, whereas declaring war on Germany to defend Czechoslovakian Honour would have resulted in disaster. Barros, Andrew, Talbot C. Imlay, Evan Resnick, Norrin M. Ripsman, and Jack S. Levy. [36] Anti-communism was sometimes acknowledged as a deciding factor, as mass labour unrest resurfaced in Britain, and news of Stalin's bloody purges disturbed the West. However, it is a self-guided tour of the country that will help you understand, that will allow you to see it from the inside and see not only popular tourist sites, but also other interesting sights. [citation needed]. 59, No. Even though appeasement did not work in the end, they had no way of knowing that Hitler would not keep to his promise. 1933. That marked the beginning of many years of stark tragedy and desperate peril. Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites, More so, not acting with authority cost Chamberlain the chance he may have had to take Hitler down. Chamberlain did not know the true intentions of Hitler at that time, and after the Sudetenland incident, Hitler promised that it was the last request for territory expansion. I feel that the appeasement policy of the British was not justified in 1938 because at that time, Hitler had clear plans of expanding and it was evident that Hitler wouldn't back down and slow down his aggression towards his European neighbours. The guarantees given to Poland by Britain and France marked the end of the policy of appeasement. Britain was less hostile to Germany and set the pace in imposing sanctions and moved a naval fleet into the Mediterranean, but in November 1935, British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and French Prime Minister, Pierre Laval had secret discussions in which they agreed to concede two thirds of Abyssinia to Italy. They needed time to rearm themselves, or they would be overrun by the German army. When the German Empire and Austria-Hungary were broken up in 1918, Austria was left as a rump state with the temporary adopted name Deutschsterreich ("German-Austria"), with the vast majority of Austrians wanting to join Germany. it encouraged more aggression. He wrote in Mein Kampf (1924) that he would attempt a union of his birth country Austria with Germany by any means possible and by force if necessary. Therefore this shows that appeasement was not the right policy for Britain in 1938. [22] The event forms the main part of what became known as Munich betrayal (Czech: Mnichovsk zrada) in Czechoslovakia and the rest of Eastern Europe,[27] as the Czechoslovak view was that Britain and France had pressured it to cede territory to prevent a major war, which would involve Western Europe. Such a collapse will bring peace or security neither to the UK nor to France". Appeasement was the right policy for Britain in 1938 as it bought the British time to build up its industrial capabilities and also to prepare the economy for war. In Britain, it was thought that the Germans were merely walking into "their own backyard". The policy appeared to be ineffectual when confronted by the aggression of dictators, notably Germany's Remilitarization of the Rhineland and Italy's Benito Mussolini's invasion of Abyssinia. But how did each individual country know if they had enough men to counter the german forces? Chamberlain used discussion here with Hitler to In 1937, Stanley Baldwin resigned as Prime Minister. 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Appeasement is the act of satisfying reasonable demands of dissatisfied power in an effort to maintain peace and stability. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin said that Britain lacked the forces to back its guarantees to France and that in any case, public opinion would not allow so. Sudetenland was basically handed over to Hitler, along with all their modern defenses. 3) There was no guarantee the US or anyone else would come to their aid, or even if aid did come, if it would be enough to succeed. [32] The Soviets supported Lithuania in principle but did not wish to disrupt their relations with Germany since they were contemplating the German-Soviet Pact. Members of the League were entitled to the assistance of other members if they came under attack. At a Nazi party rally in Nuremberg on 12 September, Hitler made a speech attacking Czechoslovakia[16] and there was an increase of violence by Sudeten Nazis against Czechoslovak and Jewish targets. The danger in this for Chamberlain was that he preferred to forget that he exercised such influence, and so increasingly mistook his pliant press for real public opinion the truth of the matter was that by controlling the press he was merely ensuring that the press was unable to reflect public opinion.[69]. They emboldened Hitler to pursue his aggressive foreign policy. To that end, Hitler took violent exception. First Vienna Award and German annexation of Bohemia and Moravia, German annexation of Lithuania's Klaipda Region, Robert Mallett, "The AngloItalian war trade negotiations, contraband control and the failure to appease Mussolini, 193940.". Hitler blatantly violated the Treaty of Versailles, had an Anschluss with Austria which clearly showed that Hitler's interests was in the expansion and strengthening of Germany and re-militarized (which was clearly a challenge to Britain's position in Europe). Appeasement was not necessary in the first place, as Britain could challenge Hitler immediately at that time and Hitler will be forced to back down because he has to keep his promise of not starting a war that early, or he will start a war with far less support behind him, and Britain could have easily won. How did adopting the policy of appeasement change Europe? Also, by appeasing, they lost the Czechoslovakian army, which could have helped to fight Hitler. On 22 September, Chamberlain flew to Bad Godesberg for his second meeting with Hitler and said that he was willing to accept the cession of the Sudetenland to Germany. The prime minister of Britain, Neville Chamberlain, met with Adolf Hitler twice in 1938 to discuss Germany's aggressive foreign policy. It is exactly because of Chamberlain's appeasement policy that Germany grew stronger and caused the amount of damage it did during World War II. In my opinion, appeasement was the right policy. At least that's what I believe could've worked if my memory of the pre-war is correct. To avoid war, France and the United Kingdom permitted Nazi Germany to incorporate the Sudetenland.Earlier acts of appeasement included the Allied inaction towards the remilitarization of the Rhineland and the Anschluss of Austria, while subsequent ones . The UK government had no choice but to offer appeasement in 1938 because its Armed Forces were so small there was nothing that they could do against Germany who had been preparing for war since 1933. It was a disaster. At the time, in 1938, that seemed like the perfect solution for England to avoid any competition with Germany and remain within it's appeasement. The British Ambassador in Berlin, Nevile Henderson, registered a protest with the German government against the use of coercion against Austria. Scott Ramsay. [28], By August 1939, Hitler was convinced that the democratic nations would never put up any effective opposition to him. "Few appeasers were really prepared to seek peace at any price; few, if any, anti-appeasers were prepared for Britain to make a stand against aggression whatever the circumstances and wherever the location in which it occurred". Appeasement was the right policy for Britain in 1938. Had they known about Hitler's tactics, they would not have tried appeasement. aggressive foreign policy. Postponing the war was a bad thing because all it did was to give Hitler time to increase his power. This enabled Britain to rally its people and ensured that they were convinced that fighting was the only option and unified Britain in wartime. Minister. If England had taken action sooner and had done something more substantial in 1938, rather than literally giving Hitlerwhat he wanted like a spoiled little kid, then there was a good chance that WWII would have never started. Because the Western democracies gave Hitler the land immediately to avoid future conflict. Argument replies (both in favor and in opposition) are displayed below the original argument. Hitler claimed that it threatened Germany and, on 7 March 1936, sent the Wehrmacht into the Rhineland. Appeasement was the right policy for Britain in 1938. What was Chamberlain's goal for the Munich Agreement? I think that would've worked long enough. [13] Even the strongest voices against annexation, particularly those of Fascist Italy, France and Britain (the "Stresa Front"), were not backed by force. The attempt to prevent war was there, just unsuccessful. Britain and France both bought 6 months of time with the policy to rearm. Vernon Bartlett, a critic of the Munich Agreement and member of Parliament, happened to be acting as a reporter in Godesberg, Germany when Chamberlain had met with Hitler. On 26 September, Hitler made a speech at the Sportpalast in Berlin in which he claimed that the Sudetenland was "the last territorial demand I have to make in Europe",[18] and he gave Czechoslovakia an ultimatum of 28 September at 2:00pm to cede the territory to Germany or to face war. On 11 March, Hitler sent an ultimatum to Schuschnigg that demanded him to hand over all power to the Austrian Nazis or face an invasion. E.g Reichstag Fire. [91], U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair also cited Churchill's warnings about German rearmament to justify their action in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq War. Lord Runciman was sent by Chamberlain to mediate in Prague and persuaded the Czechoslovak government to grant autonomy. [67] The BBC radio producers continued to censor news of persecution of Jews even after the war broken out, as Chamberlain still held out hopes of a quick armistice and did not want to inflame the atmosphere. I would like to agree with your opinion, however I would like to point out that you did not include one thing. In my opinion, appeasement was the right policy for Britain in 1938. Peter Jackson, 'La perception de la puissance arienne allemande et son influence sur la politique extrieure franaise pendant les crises internationales de 1938 1939', Teddy J. Uldricks, "Russian Historians Reevaluate the Origins of World War II,". In document B, they claim that Hitler was given everything and didn't have to work for his position, which ultimately gave Hitler more power than originally intended. After the fact that Germany invaded Poland, which basically started WWII, I think that its safe to say that the appeaseme, nt for England was the wrong policy. The League of Nations Council asked the parties to withdraw to their original positions to permit a peaceful settlement. Was appeasement the right policy for England in 1938? ny before it got too late. [citation needed] The Anschluss paved the way for Munich in September 1938 because it indicated the likely non-response of Britain and France to future German aggression. I agree. "Appeasement" had been a respectable term between 1919 and 1937 to signify the pursuit of peace. It came to an end when Hitler seized Czechoslovakia on March 15, 1939, in defiance of his promises given at Munich, and Prime Minister Chamberlain, who had championed appeasement before, decided on a policy of resistance to further German aggression. One of the first dissents to the prevailing criticism of appeasement was made by John F. Kennedy in his 1940 Harvard College thesis, Why England Slept, in which he argued that appeasement had been necessary because the United Kingdom and France were unprepared for a world war.[76][77]. However, even if Britain were to go to war immediately, they would not have the financial capabilities to do so. Later in the day, Hitler resiled by saying that he was willing to accept the cession of the Sudetenland by 1 October. Chamberlain became convinced that refusal would lead to war. Appeasement was Chamberlains personal way of dealing with Hitler However, the press leaked the content of the discussions, and a public outcry forced Hoare and Laval to resign. [22] However, Churchill's subsequent leadership of Britain during the war and his role in creating the post-war consensus against appeasement have tended to obscure the fact that "his contemporary criticism of totalitarian regimes other than Hitler's Germany was at best muted". The 1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement had the Britain permit Germany to begin rebuilding the German Navy, including its U-boats, despite Germany having repeatedly violated the Treaty of Versailles. Scientific Revolution and the Enlghtenment, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_146-1976-063-32,_Bad_Godesberg,_M%C3%BCnchener_Abkommen,_Vorbereitung.jpg, https://www.flickr.com/photos/48868038@N02/6091904837, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_foreign_policy_of_the_Neville_Chamberlain_government, https://www.boundless.com/world-history/concepts/the-united-kingdom-and-appeasement-0-17946/. The Czechoslovaks and the Soviets were to be parties to the talks. The LON was weak (having proven to be ineffective in solving disputes)and so was Britain's army, therefore this would not have been enough to intimidate Hitler into backing down. Thou they had weapons, they may not have the finance to protect their people or recover from the war.They also would not have the support of the people as many lives were lost in the previous world war, and were not willing to step into another. I disagreee. This is because first of all, Hitler was not a man you could appease. because its Armed Forces were so small there was nothing that they What was the result of the policy of appeasement? 2. See, for example, McDonough, F., Brown, R., and Smith, D.. See, for example, Clement Leibovitz and Alvin Finkel. Frank McDonough is a leading proponent of that view of appeasement, which was described his book Neville Chamberlain, Appeasement and the British Road to War[81] as a "post revisionist" study. Johns, Michael, "Peace in Our Time: The Spirit of Munich Lives On", Murray, Williamson. The people were wary of another war and if they had not tried appeasement, the government would not have the full support of the people if a war broke out. Also, this policy was being carried out at a point of time where there was a slight chance of peace. ", G. A. H. Gordon, "The admiralty and appeasement. They promised to counter the German bombing offensive but were not yet ready and so appeasement was necessary to cause a delay. To vote for an argument, use these icons: Debate scores, side scores and tag scores are automatically calculated by an algorithm that primarily takes argument scores into account. "Chamberlain's worst error", says McDonough, "was to believe that he could march Hitler on the yellow brick road to peace when in reality Hitler was marching very firmly on the road to war". 2. While many would say that the British and French could have seized the moment and stood firm during the Czechosovakia crisis, one forgets the fact that both the French and British were VERY unprepared for war. After all the government is to serve the people's interest. [22] In 1935, eleven million responded to the League of Nations "Peace Ballot" by pledging support for the reduction of armaments by international agreement. Based on the information provided by this map, how did adopting the policy of appeasement at the Munich Conference in September 1938 change Europe? Chamberlain just yielded to Hitler here just to prevent war and buy some time to rearm, but this also allows Hitler and Germany to continue expanding and more time to rearm themselves. While they did not prevent another world war, I felt that appeasement was the right policy for Britain as they had a time to rearm and rebuild the British economy. Another reason is that the British were low on morale and did not want to go to war. And I daresay if we were in their position we might feel the same! He was replaced by Clement Attlee, who at first opposed rearmament by advocating the abolition of national armaments and a world peacekeeping force under the direction of the League of Nations. They would not have time to rearm, But without time to rearm and immediately going to war, they have more to lose due to their weak defence and they could have lost the whole country instead of some parts of the land around them. The constitutions of both the Weimar Republic and the First Republic of Austria, included the aim of unification, which was supported by democratic parties. Planning an independent trip to the UK will take more time and effort than a package purchased from a travel agency. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for GUILTY WOMEN, FOREIGN POLICY, AND APPEASEMENT IN INTER-WAR By Julie Gottlieb NEW at the best online prices at eBay! This area gave Germany many modern weapons stored there and also many Germans who would join the army, contributing even more to the rearmament of Germany. Chamberlain defends the agreement in front of the United Having the time to rearm, there may be less casualties resulting from WW2 as compared to having no time to rearm at all. The people of Britain and France would also be very unhappy had their government dare to oppose Hitler (which would increase to possibility of a war). The overall effect of the appeasement policy would be that they would fare better in the war. The new appeasement was a mood of fear, Hobbesian in its insistence upon swallowing the bad in order to preserve some remnant of the good, pessimistic in its belief that Nazism was there to stay and, however horrible it might be, should be accepted as a way of life with which Britain ought to deal".[79]. [96], Tibetan separatists consider the policy of the West towards China with regard to Tibet as appeasement. Austrian Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg wished to pursue ties with Italy but turned to Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Romania (the Little Entente). 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