Famed broadcaster Kaltenborn's account of his coverage of the Munich Agreement, Sept., 1938, in which Neville Chamberlain and other European leaders appeased Hitler by allowing Czechoslovakia to be taken over by the Nazis which set the stage for Hitler's later move into Poland and the beginning of WWII, September, 1939. Includes text of Hitler's speech as well as Chamberlain's address to the House of Commons in which he invoked "Peace in our time". 1st Ed., 1st Ptg. Book is tight with minimal wear for its age. Some darkening to page ends and a penciled note on rear free end paper. Dust jacket has tape-repaired tears, spotting, rubbing and edgewear, but it is intact.

WORLD WAR II, WWII, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN, HITLER, MUNICH AGREEMENT, "PEACE IN OUR TIME"