How Hitler Made The War

This book tells the inner story as told in the Foreign Office telegrams and documents abridged from the Blue Book and Sir Nevile Henderson's Final Report from the Prague crisis of March 1939 to the outbreak of the war on the 3rd September 1939.


The British argument against Hitler is illustrated in Neville Chamberlain's broadcast to the German people where he says "... He gave his word that he would respect the Locarno Treaty ; he broke it. He gave his word that he neither wished nor intended to annex Austria ; he broke it. He declared that he would not incorporate the Czechs in the Reich; he did so. He gave his word after Munich that he had no further territorial demands in Europe ; he broke it. He gave his word that he wanted no Polish provinces ; he broke it. He has sworn to you for years that he was the mortal enemy of Bolshevism; he is now its ally. ... Can you wonder his word is, for us, not worth the paper it is written on?"