The Nazi's Invasion Of Czechoslovakia Before The Nazi Invasion

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Czechoslovakia, before the Nazi invasion, had a diverse population over 14 million of people. The country was working to be a democratic state. During that time, the Czech people had the strong presence of other government, for example, France, and Grand Britain. Czechoslovakia, seen committing the mistake to accept the Crowning Act just following the strong influence of England and France, they didn't understand the consequences that could affect the country at that time to divide the country in different territories. Czechoslovakia divided into different areas with/and the diverse ethnic groups, was very easy for the Nazis to invade Czechoslovakia tried to eliminate the Czech people (Genocide). Few groups with their leaders emerged against
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