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That's the Explorers Podcast. Hello everyone and welcome to history of the Second World War.

Episode 77, The Munich Agreement Part 9, Aftermath.

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about the show, and I will again be forever grateful. As I mentioned at the end of the last episode,

over the first 10 days of October, a massive amount of territory that had previously been a part

of Czechoslovakia was transferred over to Germany, roughly 11,000 square miles.

This was made even worse by the fact that shortly after the territory was lost to Germany,

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