Talk:Munich Agreement
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An event mentioned in this article is an October 10 selected anniversary.
"... Go home and get a nice quiet sleep." - was not said by Chamberlain on his arrival at Heston aerodrome, and this is what is implied by putting the text on the caption of the picture of him holding the agreement at Heston. He actually said it a few hours later outside of 10 Downing Street, and he was talking to the people who has been camped outside No. 10 for many hours. I don't think this text should be included as a caption for the said photograph. Mintguy (T) 10:25, 2 Aug 2004 (UTC)
good
this is only a complement, for the clarity and excelllent writing of this article.i see no other mistakes/ need for corrections.
"They severely overestimated Adolf Hitler's military ability at the time, and while Britain and France had superior forces to the Germans they felt they had fallen behind, and both were undergoing massive military rearmament to catch up."
Is this a citation? My feeling is that the german forces were not much overestimated, since 2 years later they would easily invade most of western europe. I don't see why the results would have been much different if war had been declared in 1938 instead of 39.
UnHoly 23:32, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
