Inside Story of German Leaders and Munich Crisis
An influential 1938 insider account cites Hans Dieckhoff warning Washington of U S entry if Germany acts, while Von Ribbentrop blocks caution. Wiedemann’s moderating influence delayed Creushedvalakia invasion and Munich appeasement, with later transfers highlighting factional rivalries. The piece closes by pondering Nazi naval piracy risks and possible U S handling of pirates under wartime law.
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