Who was president of Czechoslovakia during the Munich crisis?
Correct answer: C. Eduard Benes
- A. Edward Smigly-Rydz
- B. Thomas G. Masaryk
- C. Eduard Benes
- D. Klement Gottwald
Explanation
Eduard Beneš was president of Czechoslovakia during the 1938 Munich crisis, when Britain, France, Germany and Italy agreed to the cession of the Sudetenland. Masaryk belonged to an earlier period, and Gottwald became president after World War II.
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