As you will recall Britain and France only backed Czechoslovakia half heartedly. The key factor was Polands numbers with the Czech's armamwents industfy with the invasion from the WEst happening only when it was clear the Nazis would lose.
Would reactionary Poland have been able to domimate so much of Eastern Europe without that, having the Baltic states as clients and controling East Prussia to the Curzon line (as well as small Czech terrioires given to sweaten the deal)
Would a third of the German population of the Sudenten land have left?
Might the Nazis have fallen to a Democracy rather than to the re-established Hapsbergs?
If some kind of deal had been done, you know the Germans get the German bit of Czecholsolvkia, would the Nazis have stuck to it?
Was going to war in 1938 a mistake?
Would reactionary Poland have been able to domimate so much of Eastern Europe without that, having the Baltic states as clients and controling East Prussia to the Curzon line (as well as small Czech terrioires given to sweaten the deal)
Would a third of the German population of the Sudenten land have left?
Might the Nazis have fallen to a Democracy rather than to the re-established Hapsbergs?
If some kind of deal had been done, you know the Germans get the German bit of Czecholsolvkia, would the Nazis have stuck to it?
Was going to war in 1938 a mistake?