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The Munich Agreement was anything but "Peace for Our Time." Neville Chamberlain's famous quote gained considerable ignominy in its naive acceptance of Adolf Hitler's promise to maintain peace. World War II may still have broken out if Britain had pushed back over Hitler's grab for Czechoslovakia, but a push back would have possibly given the Allied nations more time to prepare for war. As it was, Poland was bound to occur as Hitler's appetite ...

This Terrible Peace is Helen Paull Kirkpatrick (1909-1997)'s penetrating assessment of the Munich Agreement and how it would be a catalyst for World War II. It was anything but "Peace for Our Time" as Neville Chamberlain's ignominious quote became known.