Hitler's argument in munich was logical. true false

false

Explanation:

The answer is false.

In Munich Germany was permitted by Britain and France to annex the German area to Sudetenland. The intention of Hitler was under estimated by Britain and France. It was a huge victory of Hitler's diplomatic policy.

He argued that he wanted to make together all German people like he did in Austria. He didn't allow any territorial breaking in the area.

But his argument was not logical.

So the answer of the question is False.

Explanation:

the event that was most responsible for ending the great depression is world war 2.

the soviet union wanted to impose communist governments in eastern europe.