Germany, Britain, France, and Italy signed an agreement to transfer the Sudeten territories from Czechoslovakia to Germany. The Czechoslovak government was not represented in the negotiations. The settlement weakened Czechoslovakia's defenses and sovereignty; Germany occupied the remaining Czech lands in March 1939, demonstrating that the agreement did not prevent further expansion.
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