James Holland

Interestingly, when you get to the actual meetings of the Bernabeu in Munich a couple of weeks later, Chamberlain is cheered by the crowds when his car comes in, when he goes to his hotel, when he's moving from his hotel to the Bernabeu. There are cars cheering him, waving Union Jacks, all this kind of stuff. Hitler does not like that at all. Not at all. Puts him on the back foot.

Interestingly, when you get to the actual meetings of the Bernabeu in Munich a couple of weeks later, Chamberlain is cheered by the crowds when his car comes in, when he goes to his hotel, when he's moving from his hotel to the Bernabeu. There are cars cheering him, waving Union Jacks, all this kind of stuff. Hitler does not like that at all. Not at all. Puts him on the back foot.

Interestingly, when you get to the actual meetings of the Bernabeu in Munich a couple of weeks later, Chamberlain is cheered by the crowds when his car comes in, when he goes to his hotel, when he's moving from his hotel to the Bernabeu. There are cars cheering him, waving Union Jacks, all this kind of stuff. Hitler does not like that at all. Not at all. Puts him on the back foot.

Interestingly, when you get to the actual meetings of the Bernabeu in Munich a couple of weeks later,

Chamberlain is cheered by the crowds when his car comes in, when he goes to his hotel, when he's moving from his hotel to the Bernabeu.

There are cars cheering him, waving Union Jacks, all this kind of stuff.

Hitler does not like that at all.

Not at all.

Puts him on the back foot.

And that's because the German people don't want war. In the same way that the British people don't want war, nor do the German people. The difference is that Hitler is a dictator and an autocrat and has the devotion of the people. So he can do what he wants in a way that Chamberlain can't.

And that's because the German people don't want war. In the same way that the British people don't want war, nor do the German people. The difference is that Hitler is a dictator and an autocrat and has the devotion of the people. So he can do what he wants in a way that Chamberlain can't.

And that's because the German people don't want war. In the same way that the British people don't want war, nor do the German people. The difference is that Hitler is a dictator and an autocrat and has the devotion of the people. So he can do what he wants in a way that Chamberlain can't.

And that's because the German people don't want war.

In the same way that the British people don't want war, nor do the German people.

The difference is that Hitler is a dictator and an autocrat and has the devotion of the people.

So he can do what he wants in a way that Chamberlain can't.

Chamberlain's hands are tied because he is an elected prime minister, an elected leader, political leader, and he's not head of state. So there is no question that it is Hitler and Chamberlain that are the top dogs in this particular discussion. You know, Deladier takes the back seat. Even Mussolini, although he's there, he doesn't want war either.

Chamberlain's hands are tied because he is an elected prime minister, an elected leader, political leader, and he's not head of state. So there is no question that it is Hitler and Chamberlain that are the top dogs in this particular discussion. You know, Deladier takes the back seat. Even Mussolini, although he's there, he doesn't want war either.

Chamberlain's hands are tied because he is an elected prime minister, an elected leader, political leader, and he's not head of state. So there is no question that it is Hitler and Chamberlain that are the top dogs in this particular discussion. You know, Deladier takes the back seat. Even Mussolini, although he's there, he doesn't want war either.

Chamberlain's hands are tied because he is an elected prime minister, an elected leader, political leader, and he's not head of state.