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Stresa, 1935: The Seedbed of Appeasement

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The 1935 Stresa Conference exposed the weakness of Western resistance to Hitler as appeasement, American isolationism, and ineffective international institutions encouraged further aggression. The failures preceding World War II offer a historical warning about confronting expansionist powers today.

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Stresa, 1935: The Seedbed of Appeasement

The 1935 Stresa Conference exposed the weakness of Western resistance to Hitler as appeasement, American isolationism, and ineffective international institutions encouraged further aggression. The failures preceding World War II offer a historical warning about confronting expansionist powers today.

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