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Even the super pro-Ukrainian historian Stephen Kotkin has criticized the overuse of the Munich analogy.

There have been hundreds of relatively small land grabs in European history. Most of them have not resulted in further expansion.

Ironically, before WW1 Tsar Nicholas could have appeased Austria/Germany. Instead he mobilized and the German emperor decided to launch a preemptive strike. If he had not mobilized, perhaps WW1 and WW2 could have been averted.

It is extremely concerning that thoughtless one liners like yours, most definitely posted from some comfortable location rather than the trenches of Donetsk, are steadfastly upvoted here. Presumably by people who are also not in the trenches.