The whole upshot of the Munich "Agreement" was that Britain gifted Czechoslovakia to Germany without a shot being fired. Germany took Czechoslovakia by what Czechs still call a BLOODLESS INVASION. Britain was well-aware that the Czechoslovak Army could have stymied MI6 Agent Hitler for too long, and hence slowed down Hitler's "marvelous" British-enabled Blitzkrieg. Britain also knew that Czechoslovakia would have been at least one-thousand times harder for Germany to conquer than Poland.
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