Czechoslovak-British Relationship between 1937-1938 in the Context of Appeasement Policy

This bachelor thesis deals with Czechoslovak-British relationship between 1937-1938. The issue of interpretation, discussion and defining the concept of appeasement is discussed in the first chapter. The use of appeasement as a part of political communication will be also discussed. I also briefly describe the position of Czechoslovakia and Czechoslovak's alliances with Russia, France and Little Entente. The one of the key parts of this thesis is the third chapter. I answer here research question "What were the factors influencing the use of appeasement from the British view?" The answer the question includes economic, political or army issues. I also discussed global situation of British imperium. The second key part of the thesis is the next chapter. I analyze Czechoslovak-British relationship between 1937-1938. I apply here the concept of appeasement which was defined in the first chapter. I answer here the second question "Whether and how the appeasement policy was reflected in the Czechoslovak-British relationship?" I use here primary sources which I found during study in the Archive of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. I conclude the thesis with summary of answers to research questions