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Neville Chamberlain became Prime Minister of Britain on 28th May, 1937. Over the next two years Chamberlain's Conservative government became associated with the foreign policy that later became known as appeasement. Chamberlain believed that Germany had been badly treated by the Allies after it was defeated in the First World War. He therefore thought that the German government had genuine grievances and that these needed to be addressed. He also thought that by agreeing to some of the demands being made by Adolf Hitler of Germany and Benito Mussolini of Italy, he could avoid a European war. Joachim von Ribbentrop was ambassador to London in August, 1936. His main objective was to persuade the British government not to get involved in Germany territorial disputes and to work together against the the communist government in the Soviet Union. During this period Von Ribbentrop told Hitler that the British "were so lethargic and paralyzed that they would accept without complaint any aggressive moves by Nazi Germany."
Appeasement is an embassy policy to make political, material, or regional concessions to aggressive forces to avoid conflict.
How the foreign policy appeasement came into existence?
Neville Chamberlain became British Prime Minister on May 28, 1937. For the next two years, the Chamberlain government of the Conservatives was associated with a foreign policy that came to be known as appeasement.
Chamberlain believed that Germany had suffered at the hands of the Allies after the defeat of World War I. So he thought that the German government had real grievances that needed to be resolved.
He also felt that in line with the demands of Adolf Hitler of Germany and Benito Mussolini of Italy, he could avoid the European war.
His main objective was to persuade the British government not to get involved in German territories and to cooperate with the communist government in the Soviet Union.
Thus, Chamberlain's government of the Conservatives was associated with a foreign policy that came to be known as appeasement.
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