Harold Macmillan9 November 1938
Warns in the Commons that appeasement may demand a high price, prove temporary and encourage further expectations from Hitler.
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Warns in the Commons that appeasement may demand a high price, prove temporary and encourage further expectations from Hitler.
Returns to the military and diplomatic consequences of appeasement in the post-Munich debate on the Address.
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