March 16, 2013Lessons of the AnschlussMario Loyola, National Review | |||||
![]() AP Photo Seventy-five years ago this week, Austria and Nazi Germany became united in the Anschluss. Thus, with celebration in the streets, passed the last point in time when Britain and France could have prevented World War II. The disastrous policy of appeasement is often attributed to foolish governments in London and Paris. But the truth is more complicated, and 75 years of hindsight have brought us no closer to understanding it. TAGGED: UK, Germany, World War II RECOMMENDED ARTICLES
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