Build up to ww2- appeasement

Clips showing reactions to Hitler's expansions including Munich conference. They could also be used for KS4 or 5. Qs: Has fear of appeasement influenced more recent leaders? Considering the political realities, how much more could Chamberlain have done as Prime Minister? What were the motivations behind appeasing Hitler?

: Britain's Gesture For Peace (1938); Neville Chamberlain flies to Germany discuss the Czech Crisis with Hitler.; British Pathé

: Chamberlain - Sudeten Crisis - 1938 (1938); Neville Chamberlain flies off to meet Hitler - and give away the rights of the Czechs.; British Pathé

: Munich Signing - Mussolini, Chamberlain, Daladier, Hitler; The signing of the Munich agreement / pact between Germany, Italy, France and Britain.; British Pathé

: Peace Four Power Conference; This item shows the delegates at Four Powers conference in Munich, and Neville Chamberlain' s triumphant return with Hitler's signature and hopes of peace. London.; British Pathé

: Peace Or .... (1938); British politicians hold crisis meeting as situation escalates in Czechoslovakia. Downing Street, London.; British Pathé

: Seeking Peace; Sir John Simon, British Foreign Secretary, leaves Croydon aerodrome to travel to Berlin where he will discuss European security with Adolf Hitler.; British Pathé

: Strong Words By President Roosevelt (1941); President Franklin D. Roosevelt gives a warning he will never negotiate with Hitler.; British Pathé

: The Crisis (1938); Chamberlain makes second trip to Germany to see Hitler; news of Czech mobilisation breaks.; British Pathé

: The Crisis (1939); As Polish crisis deepens British government holds emergency meeting, whilst France prepares for war.; British Pathé