French Foreign Policy and the Coming of War

The arrival of French foreign policy and the war of this important period did not draw much attention to France. It is because Chamberlain's obedience policy and Hitler's goal were attracting attention. The French Orthodox view is explained as a deeply divided politically unstable country that is obsessed with security and defense. Since France is no doubt prepared for war, I am anxious to agree to submission policy. It tends to negotiate with Germany at this stage rather than fighting it.

Germany and Hitler felt invincibility using the weak points of France and the UK. This obedience policy has pushed the war and was in good agreement with Hitler's foreign policy. Finally, through Hitler's extreme ideology, the lack of continuity in German foreign policy is largely due to war. His pure race, extreme expansionism, hatred towards Russians, and ideologies that try to overthrow the international system all fundamentally explain the foreign policy that allowed the outbreak of war. Without Hitler's phenomenon, World War II will not happen. Through the Treaty of Versailles, international alliance and obedience policy weakened international peace as an indirect cause of World War II, but that Hitler and his foreign policy are the main causes of this pandemic There was found.

Pierre Grosser teaches the history of international relations and world politics at the Paris Science Museum. He published the Second World War, the Indochinese War, French Foreign Policy, Cold War History and History, Empire and World History, and current strategic issues in Asia, mainly in Asia. His latest work won the 1989 World History, Perrin in 1989, the Ambassador Prize in 2010, and received praise from Traiter. (Do you work with the devil?), Les vrais defis de la diplomatie au XXIe siecle (a person who received the "Revue des Deux Mondes" essay award). He recently announced the country in the field of international history in the international criticism of fall 2014. According to the contract, there are two books. One is an article on "the history of the Indochina war", the use of a new French archive, and the influence of Asian problems in the 20th century. International history of the century

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