How far do these sources support that

the policy of Appeasement could be

justified at the time?
Figure 1 image of a nazi man walking over ‘Spineless leaders of democracy’.

Source A

Figure
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2 shows Child feeding nazi sea monsters a lollipop.

Source C

Image

Source B Cartoon by Dr Seuss in the 1940s

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Source D: From Sir Neville Henderson’s account, published in 1940, of his time as
British Ambassador to Germany from 1937 to 1939.
It was thanks to Mr Chamberlain’s courage that a senseless war was avoided. As I
wrote to him then: ‘Millions of mothers will be blessing your name tonight for
having saved their sons from the horrors of war.’ I also wrote at the time: ‘The
day may come when we may be forced to fight Germany. If we have to do so, I
trust the cause may be one in which the honour and vital interests of Britain are
clearly at stake.’ This was not the case in September 1938

Source E:

Source F: From a speech by Winston Churchill to the House of Commons in 1938. The
Speech was made soon after the Munich Agreement.
We have suffered a total defeat. I think that in a period of time Czechoslovakia
will be overrun by Nazis. The whole balance of power in Europe has been upset.
And I do not think this is the end. This is only the beginning.

Source G: Robert Boothby, Boothby: Recollections of a Rebel (1978) Robert Boothby

was a Conservative politician from 1924 who was given positions by Winston Churchill.
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Reflecting the mood of the country, the Conservative Party was rotten at the core.
The only thing they cared about was their property and their cash. The only thing
they feared was that one day those nasty Communists would come and take it.
The Labour and Liberal Parties were no better.

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Source H: Extracts from the Minute of the conversation between Neville Chamberlain
and Adolf Hitler at Berchtesgaden

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Sources Year it was done Summary

A July 1936 A nazi man walking on top of
spineless leaders of democracies
B 1940 Child feeding nazi sea monsters a
lollipop
C October 1938 Czech citizens escaping from their
home Sudetenland
D 1940 Wanted for the war to not occur
E 20 September 1938 An army soldier tells a British
cabinet that it would be better to
fight Germany when England was
prepared, such as 6 to 12 months
F 1938 Winston Churchill, the president of
England, says that the Nazi’s had
conquered Czechoslovakia and that
it was just the beginning
G 1978 A man talking badly about the
conservative party in England saying
It had communists etc.
H 15 September 1938 It talks about an Adolf Hitler
growing up and the reasons he
acted the way he did when he then
grew up.