British appeasement and the origins of World War II / edited by R.J.Q. Adams.

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Introduction -- pt. 1. Appeasement in the British context. Munich and the British tradition / P.W. Schroeder -- pt. 2. The climate of opinion. Nostra maxima culpa / M. Gilbert -- The domestic background / G. Schmidt -- British military preparations / M. Howard -- pt. 3. The crises. The Abyssianian crisis / T. Taylor -- The Rhineland crisis / M. Cowling -- The Anschluss / L.W. Fuchser -- We could not help Czechoslovakia / N. Chamberlain -- British and French cooperation? -- pt. 4. Munich. A quarrel in a far-away country / N. Chamberlain -- For a second, the house was hushed / H. Nicolson -- The world's debt to Neville Chamberlain / S. Hodgson -- A disaster of the first magnitude / W.S. Churchill -- The Munich accords -- pt. 5. The change of course. The guarantee to Poland-- and after / T. Taylor -- pt. 6. Assessing appeasement: the question of responsibility. Chamberlain: the guiltiest man? / S. Aster -- Chamberlain attempted the impossible / R. Douglas -- A triumph for all that was best in British life / A.J.P. Taylor -- Appeasement and its interpreters / P. Kennedy -- Reckoning / K. Middlemas -- pt. 7. The search for lessons. The Munich myth and American foreign policy / C. Layne.