The Appeasers by Martin Gilbert and Richard Gott offers broad view,
including from the Foreign Office and British Embassy in Berlin. NOT
sypathetic.
Must buy on the used-book market.
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On Jan 29, 2010, at 12:21 PM, Bill Loytty <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm currently reading Andrew Roberts interesting bio of Lord
Halifax, The Holy Fox (link goes to amazon) . It's gotten me
interested in reading more about the other leading appeasers. Does
anyone know of a good, accessible, one volume work on Chamberlain or
Wilson or others of their ilk? (hopefully one that wont bore me to
tears).
While I think that the appeasers deserve most of the opprobrium
they've gotten in the last 70 years, I'd like to read more on their
successes and failures before the 30s, to try and understand why
they were so blind (like much of their contemporaries) to the danger
Hitler posed.
Regards,
Bill
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