Chamberlain’s dramatic flight to meet Hitler at Munich in September 1938 meant that the word ‘appeasement’ was associated with him as clearly as if it had been tattooed on his forehead. Churchill’s ...

But Stewart deals pretty ruthlessly with the idea that Chamberlain did his country a service by buying time. He concedes that Chamberlain followed almost unanimous official advice in his appeasement ...

But if the saga of Chamberlain and his cohorts is frightening, so is the shoddy reasoning and judgment of the authors. To Gilbert and Gott, appeasement was the "sympathy of men in a slow ...

The United States and its allies must end their penchant for appeasing enemies such as Iran, Russia, and China.

Join speaker Professor Emer George Peden and respondent Associate Professor Ian Cawood from the University of Stirling for this research seminar on Churchill, Chamberlain and Appeasement.

Neville Chamberlain knew that Britain wasn’t prepared ... Produce a spider diagram that describes his motivation for continued appeasement.

Faced with what he described as a "mutiny" in his cabinet, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain was forced finally to abandon his policy of appeasement and issue the declaration. Had he not done so, his ...

The men became part of a group of rebel MPs who would meet regularly to plan how they could overturn Mr Chamberlain's appeasement policy. "Chamberlain hated them," says Mr Bryant. He says a ...

So then, what could Chamberlain possibly have been thinking when he chose a policy of appeasement toward Adolf Hitler? Well, the obvious. The Great War was an all too recent and vivid memory fresh ...

Despite a lack of style or personality, W.N. Medlicott argues, Neville Chamberlain overcame his unique capacity for being misunderstood to achieve a record of consistency. Peter Neville says that Bush ...