File:German Map Sudeten.PNG

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English: Map showing Nazi German plans for a Greater Germany
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Source From the Henlein headquarters in Beichenberg, Nazi Germany. Given to Sudeten Germans during the Sudeten Crisis "to 'encourage' or terrify 'wavering' elements". Re-published on page 2 of the British socialist newspaper the Daily Worker, under the title "Hitler's Dream of European Conquest".
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