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1. 12:19 A small but very critical detail that Epic History leaves out is that the Czechs were not included in the meetings in Munich by the DEMAND of Bitchler…he would not participate in the talks if the Czechs were there. I believe the Soviets were excluded for the same reason, though I am not positive about that. Britain and France were still working behind Czechoslovakia's back, but it was not their choice to keep them and the USSR out of the talks. These very selective omissions are just making it look more and more like Epic History is trying to set a narrative…or at the very least engaging in viewpoint forcing.

   20:07 The US began to send support to the Nationalist Chinese when the 2nd Sino Japanese War began, and that only increased and increased after the USS Panay Incident. The Neutrality Acts did not prevent the US from supplying China because the 2nd Sino Japanese War was an undeclared one, and thus China was not officially at war and could receive US war aid. The US used the same routed to supply the Chinese as the British did, so when the Japanese closed the route through Hong Kong, the US and UK had to use other routes…including the famous Burma Road…which the Japanese kept closing off in various ways. The air routes to supply China came later on, with the most famous one where US cargo planes flew supplies "over the hump" of the Eastern Himalayas to newly constructed airfields in China coming in 1944.

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3. How is chamberlain seen today in uk history

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