The post-revisionist analysis of this policy was spearheaded by RAC Parker and Frank McDonough.
The post-revisionist analysis of this policy was spearheaded by RAC Parker and Frank McDonough. Duff Cooper resigned in protest of this policy, and the resignation of George Lansbury led to a faction opposing this policy led by Ernest Bevin and Hugh Dalton taking control of his party. Several of its proponents were criticized by "Cato", a pseudonym used by Michael Foot, Frank Owen, and Peter Howard, in the book (*) Guilty Men. This policy's most well-known proponent, along with Edouard Daladier, signed the Munich agreement giving another leader control over the Sudetenland. That agreement led to the proclamation "peace in our time" by Neville Chamberlain. For 10 points, name this British policy of giving Hitler concessions to avoid war.
The post-revisionist analysis of this policy was spearheaded by RAC Parker and Frank McDonough.
appeasement [accept more specific answers, i.e. appeasing Hitler, the Munich Agreement, Giving Hitler the Sudetenland, etc, prompt on "pacifism" or "avoiding war" and the like]