Why Did The Munich Conference Happen?

In September 1938, British prime minister Neville Chamberlain met Nazi führer Adolf Hitler in Bavaria in an attempt to ensure "peace for our time" – or so he thought. PE Caquet explores the events leading up to the Munich Agreement from the points of view of Britain, Germany and Czechoslovakia, Hitler's immediate target

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