Towards the end of the 1930's, it was the English and French "pacifists" who, with the pretext of avoiding war with Germany, pressured the public opinion of their respective countries, to give-in before the annexation of Hitler in Austria and other territories where German was spoken belonging to Czechoslovakia ("Sudentenland"), Poland (Dantzig "corridor"), etc.
A fines de la década de 1930, fueron los "pacifistas" ingleses y franceses que, con el pretexto de evitar la guerra con Alemania, presionaron a la opinión pública de sus respectivos países a ceder ante el anexionismo de Hitler en Austria y otros territorios de lengua alemana pertenecientes a Checoeslovaquia ("Suddentenland"), Polonia ("corredor" de Dantzig), etc.