What prompted the munich conference of 1938? hitler’s appointment as chancellor of germany hitler’s invasion of the rhineland hitler’s annexation of austria hitler’s intention to take control of part of czechoslovakia

The answer is Hitler’s intention to take control of part of Czechoslovakia.

Munich agreement was called by Britain prime minister Chamberlain to negotiate with Hitler,agreeing that they would give a part of Czechoslovakia to Germany and in return he had to

Let's look into it one by one:

Hitler’s appointment as chancellor of Germany.- This is false.

He was appointed in 1919,and the nations were not against Hitler back then.

Hitler’s invasion of the Rhineland-This is false.

Rhinelandhas always belonged to Germany,what Hitler did is remilotarize it,but not invading.

Hitler’s annexation of Austria.- This is false as well.

When Germany annexed Austria,no action was taken by the other nation as they were not strong enough to stop him and also let him be due to sympathy of Germany’s lost after WWI.

Hitler’s intention to take control of part of Czechoslovakia.- This is correct.

After several annexation,Germany's aggression had raised alarm of Britain. As Britain was still recovering from WWI, Chamberlain hoped to settle the issue by peaceful mean thus carrying out Munich agreement.

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