Who was the British diplomat who negotiated away the Sudetenland?
Correct answer: A. Neville Chamberlain
- A. Neville Chamberlain
- B. Lord Halifax
- C. Anthony Eden
- D. Alexander Cadogan
Explanation
Neville Chamberlain negotiated the 1938 Munich Agreement, by which Britain and its allies accepted Nazi Germany's annexation of the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia. This policy became the classic example of appeasement before the Second World War.
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