Munich

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A gripping and revealing account of the 1938 Munich appeasement crisis and its aftermath, showing how close we came to winning peace, but losing our soul.

Genres: HistoryGermanyNonfictionWorld War IIEuropean HistoryWarFranceWorld HistoryInternational RelationsMilitary History

352 Pages

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