Peace for Our Time: Book One: Anglo-German Cooperation

At the Munich Conference Chamberlain presented Hitler with an agreement that Germany and Great Britain promised to work together to solve all disputes in Central and Eastern Europe peacefully. Hitler enthusiastically agreed. But Hitler had no intention of living up to the agreement and so missed a golden opportunity to forge a working alliance between Great Britain and Germany. When Chamberlain returned to London, he was met by reporters at the airport. It was this proposal that he waved above his head and proclaimed it represented "peace for our times." Of course Hitler broke his word, invaded Czechoslovakia and eventually Poland. But what would have happened if Hitler had been shrewd enough to take Chamberlain up on the opportunity he presented to him? This is the story of what might have happened if Hitler kept his word to Chamberlain and used Chamberlain to achieve his goal of German domination of Central and Eastern Europe without going to war. Peace for Our Time is book one in a two-part alternative history and subtitled: Anglo-German Cooperation. The second book is subtitled: Operation Crusade.