The agreement's policy of appeasement toward Hitler reshaped international relations and forced the Roosevelt administration to reassess U.S. posture and preparedness as the prospect of a wider European war grew.
On September 30, 1938, Britain, France, Italy and Germany signed the Munich Agreement allowing Nazi Germany to annex the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia, a development closely watched by President Roosevelt's administration.
The agreement's policy of appeasement toward Hitler reshaped international relations and forced the Roosevelt administration to reassess U.S. posture and preparedness as the prospect of a wider European war grew.
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A Senate Democratic report criticized Trump's foreign policy, alleging it wasted $19 billion.
Trump criticized calls for sanctions against Russia following the release of a U.S. citizen from Russian custody.
A Senate Democratic report claims that Trump's foreign policy decisions have resulted in a $19 billion waste.
A Senate Democratic report claims that Trump's foreign policy decisions have resulted in a $19 billion waste.