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Aileen

3 June, 17:34

How did French and British leaders react to Hitler's annexation of the Sudetenland? A. They declared war on Germany. B. They allowed these moves as long as Hitler promised to go no further. C. They offered Hitler land in Poland to give up the land he took. D. They demanded that Hitler give up the land or they would go to war.

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