appeasement policy

One sure thing: It would show more rights achievement than today's appeasement policy.

In Washington, members of Congress will resume the fight against the appeasement policy.

A significant proportion supported the appeasement policies being put forward by Chamberlain.

It is this spineless appeasement policy against the aggressive effects of Islam that my party will continue to fight.

Has the Democratic Party already forgotten what the Bush appeasement policy cost it in 2002?

In the article, Déat's argued in favor of the appeasement policy.

He would have to admit the failure of his appeasement policies, and for this he has neither the will nor courage.

Chamberlain returned to Britain to receive a hero's welcome as he had achieved "peace for our time" with his appeasement policy.

One of his first policy decisions was to pursue an appeasement policy allowing exiled Haitians to return.

"You and your eternal appeasement policy!

In the late 1930s Beaverbrook had been a strong advocate of the appeasement policies of the Chamberlain government.

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In hindsight, of course, Chamberlain's appeasement policy looks like willful self-delusion indulged to an insane, criminal degree.

This, not Munich in 1938, was the turning point and the start of the appeasement policy that led to World War II.

The upper classes were discredited by their appeasement policy and by the disasters of 1940, and a social levelling process appeared to be taking place.

"Including Congress," added Harvath, "who went back to an appeasement policy of paying off the Muslims once Jefferson left office."

The failure of Allied national governments to confront and intercede earlier is often discussed in the context of the appeasement policies of the 1930s.

Hogg supported Chamberlain's appeasement policy.

He was a prominent proponent and supporter of appeasement policies, after Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany.

With regard to Iraq, adopting an appeasement policy as espoused by France will allow Iraq to become nuclear-ready.

Some little-known Tories boldly opposed Neville Chamberlain's appeasement policies.

He wrote economic analyses for a circle close to Winston Churchill which were used against Neville Chamberlain's appeasement policy.

Following a period of appeasement policies, signing of the Tripartite Treaty on 25 March 1941, and a coup d'état.

However, several of his Cabinet members, led by the Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax, began to draw away from the appeasement policy.

The Committee was torn apart as soon as 1936, dividing itself on the issue of pacifism and the appeasement policy towards Adolf Hitler.