porzeczka
5 Mar 2012
History / Poland did reasonably well in land terms out of the postwar settlement [270]
The British, along with the French, were the ones who allowed the destruction of Czechoslovakia. They played bigger role than the Poles, signed the Munich agreement and gave the Nazis free hand to carve up a quarter of Czechoslovakia's territory. You do assess them as 'good forces'?
For Poland must be said that this annexion of territory was a kick in the teeth for the Western democracies like UK and France.
The British, along with the French, were the ones who allowed the destruction of Czechoslovakia. They played bigger role than the Poles, signed the Munich agreement and gave the Nazis free hand to carve up a quarter of Czechoslovakia's territory. You do assess them as 'good forces'?