How Did Arthur Neville Chamberlain's Decision To End Appeasement

Arthur Neville Chamberlain’s contentious decision to end appeasement and institute a wartime policy against Germany, was important for the protection of Great Britain and the social-stability of Europe as a whole. Chamberlain was a central figure in British politics during a tumultuous decade in European history. As Prime Minister, he addressed a series complex of problems that reached the rise of Nazi Germany. Chamberlain initially believed that he could reconcile with Hitler through his policy of appeasement, which was based on pragmatic intentions that would seek to prevent war and establish diplomatic relations in Europe. Chamberlain sought for Germany to remilitarize the Rhineland and unite the Germans as a means to appease Adolf Hitler