Hitler Youth, Czechs in hospital, Munich conference, Prague civilians protests

The transcript discusses the events leading up to the Munich Agreement. It begins with Conrad Henline's role in the Sudetenland and Hitler's portrayal as a liberator. Hitler's territorial ambitions are highlighted, along with his assurances to Chamberlain. Despite Russia's readiness to act against Germany, no concerted action was taken. The Czechs mobilized, but France and Britain sought to avoid war, leading to the Munich Pact, which was met with mixed reactions in Europe.

What was the main reason Hitler demanded the Sudetenland?

• To establish a military base

• To gain access to natural resources

• To liberate the people of Sudetenland

• To expand Germany's borders

What assurance did Hitler give to Mr. Chamberlain regarding Germany's territorial ambitions?

• Germany had no further territorial claims after Sudetenland

• Germany would seek more territories in Europe

• Germany would invade Czechoslovakia

• Germany would form alliances with other nations

Which country was ready to support concerted action against Germany?

• France

• Britain

• Italy

• Russia

What was the outcome of the Munich Pact?

• Czechoslovakia retained the Sudetenland

• Germany declared war on France

• Britain and France declared war on Germany

• Czechoslovakia gave up the Sudetenland without a fight

How did the French public react to the Munich Pact?

• With demands for war

• With indifference

• With relief and cheers

• With protests and anger