When a politician accuses an opponent of offering too many concessions in international negotiations, they usually reference _______________.

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The Munich analogy is a reference to the appeasement policy pursued by British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in 1938, which resulted in concessions to Nazi Germany. Politicians often use this analogy to criticize opponents for making too many concessions in international negotiations.

When a Politician Accuses an Opponent of Offering Too Many