The document discusses Czechoslovakia in 1938. It describes how the country's borders were established after World War 1, noting a region called the Sudetenland with 3 million ethnic Germans. While Britain, France and the USSR agreed to help Czechoslovakia if Germany invaded, Hitler convinced them he would not and instead claimed the Czech government was discriminating against Germans. Nazi protests in the Sudetenland increased tensions until world leaders appeased Hitler and pressured Czechoslovakia to give concessions to Germany.

1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1938
- Borders set up at Versailles, June 1919
- Sudetenland was a region with 3 million
Germans
- Britain, France and the USSR agreed to help
them if Hitler invades
- Hitler promised Chamberlain he will not
invade
- Soon he claimed that Czech government is
discriminating German ethnics
- Nazi organised protests in Sudetenland
- May 1938 Hitler threatened with war
- Daladier and Chamberlain appeased Hitler
and convinced the Czech government to give
concessions to Hitler