Titlebook: Appeasement And Germany‘s Last Bid For Colonies; Andrew J. Crozier Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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German Irredentism in Africa,rtion to the Nazi camp’ and expressions of a ‘spontaneous desire to give up old prejudices, ideologies and social restrictions’, so the mood of nationalist exultation found its counterpart in German communities overseas, particularly in the Tanganyika mandate and South-West Africa..

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Introduction,tisfy Germany’s colonial aspirations; the ambassador asked what in return Germany was prepared to contribute towards an atmosphere of . in Europe. Hitler’s response was derisory. Nothing could be done to improve Anglo-German relations until the press campaign against him in Britain was brought to a

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German Irredentism in Africa, the colonial question at an early date is understandable enough in the light of the evidence reaching them from Germany. This impression, however, was reinforced by evidence supplied by the Colonial and Dominions Offices. Just as Hitler’s assumption of power in Germany was accompanied by ‘mass dese

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Chamberlain,elations during the inter-war years. This was not the result of design on the part of Chamberlain, although it was to some extent the consequence of his decision to play a more active role in foreign policy than his predecessors. and his determination not to let ‘pass the critical moment’ when it ar

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The Van Zeeland Report,ect and in its suggestions of March 1938, never gave serious credence to such claims. For the British government the German colonial grievance was essentially a political and psychological issue as various departmental, League and private investigations had shown, or were to show.. However, it was i