How did Stalin respond to the settlement at Munich?
A) by walking out on a secret Soviet defense pact with France
B) by orchestrating an international organization of communist movements to resist further fascist aggression
C) by moving troops into Poland to guard against a German attack
D) by joining an informal alliance to prevent any further German actions against Czechoslovakia
E) by signing a nonaggression pact with Nazi Germany

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Stalin responded to the settlement at Munich by feeling that it was a betrayal by the Western powers and he believed that they would not be able to stop the expansion of Nazi Germany. As a result, he signed a nonaggression pact with Nazi Germany in August 1939, which allowed Germany to invade Poland without fearing Soviet intervention.

How Did Stalin Respond to the Settlement at Munich