How was Hitler appeased?

Answer 1

From1933 to 1939, Britain and France followed a policy of appeasement. In 1933 Hitler wanted to rearm, although forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles. At a conference, Hitler said, "I will unarm if you do so too." He was allowed to by Britain as the treaty was said to be 'unfair'. They also ignored the remilitarisation of the Rhineland as Britain, France and the League of Nations were dealing with the Abyssinian crisis. They ignored his Anschluss with Austria and helped him gain the Sudetenland in order to appease him. Britain may have done this to give them time to rearm after the great depression and WW1, or Neville Chamberlain may not have realised that Hitler was not to be trusted, and that each demand was not his last one, as he kept promising. However in 1939 when he invaded the whole of Czechoslovakia, they realised, and ended appeasement.

Answer 2

Britain and France didnt want another war. so they gave him what he wanted so their was no conflict but Hitler was just testing how much he could get away with. So Hitler invaded Poland Sept 1st, 1939 and that started WW2.
Germany and France did not agree to the attack on Poland. they stepped in. got approved for United States weapons. then, declared war against Germany(Hitler)

Answer 3

During the 1930s, Britain tried to avoid war by appeasing Germany. They allowed Germany to reclaim Austria and Czechoslovakia. However, when Germany tried to annex Poland, that was the last straw, and Britain declared war.

Answer 4

During the 1930's, the leaders of Great Britain and France went to great lengths to keep Hitler happy. They did this to avoid invasion and to give their countries time to build up their military forces in an attempt to make Hitler back down.

Answer 5

France and Great Britain told Hitler that if he were to stop invading countries, then he could keep the countries that he had already conquered.

Answer 6

The French and Britons allowed Hitler to take the Sudetan or rather Rhineland back even though it was against the Versaiiles Treaty.