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Music Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Second World War,

Episode 74, The Munich Agreement Part 6, I am altering the deal.

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Back to our story. All of the drama of the previous weeks in September 1938 had led up to the

agreement of the Anglo-French proposals by the Czechoslovak government on September 21st,

which resulted in the statement that I ended last episode with, quote, we had no other

choice because we were left alone. However, that was only step two of the process. The first step

had been Chamberlain meeting with Hitler. The second step had been getting the Czechoslovak

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