The German Question

The Nazis were obsessed with international law rule. They couldn't come up with a policy that's like better than some guy it's like oh all that massive debt we owe to france and stuff we're just not gonna pay it, they said. It was always on the table until well i don't know it but it wasn't going to be a realistic option until the late 1930s. The choices here were simple it's either you're going to go to war with germany over this or you're not because nobody had the stomach to start a war over Czechoslovakia.