Alternative sources of information and interactive exercises
History students need to become comfortable with seeking information from a range of sources. This Inspiration file points them in the direction of such information presented in different formats on this topic. It is to be hoped that working in this way will lead to a deeper understanding of the complex issues surrounding the events.

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This image of the Inspiration file shows 16 direct links to websites with information on the Czechoslovakian Crisis and a link back to the first Czech Crisis mind map. These websites contain either primary sources such as photocopies of the original correspondence, an analysis of the events, PowerPoint files or online interactive exercises. To assist viewers without the Inspiration application the image above has hot links to these sites. Just move the mouse over the relevant link.

 

Although all the websites listed here are worth visiting please open the Munich Crisis Key Papers (University of St. Andrews ) and the visual search engine - Kartoo. Extra information on using Kartoo is to be found in this website just click here on Kartoo.

 
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Have a look at this well researched description of the Munich Agreement - by the University of St. Andrews Information sheets on the causes of WW2 from schoolhistory.com. Info on Hitler's Foreign Policy from schoolhistory.com. Information on Hitler's rise to power from schoolhistory.com. Lesley Stockdill's Revise Online website offers interactive activities for History students. WW2 revision interactive exercise on Lesley Stockdill's History website. Please try Kartoo for yourself. This visual search engine opens up new ways to find information on the Inetrnet. Visit the National Archives website and search for information by a number of routes. Visit the Learning Curve - a source of lessons, resources and activities based on materials held in the National Archives. Click here to view government letters from 1937 and 1938. View the BBC pages covering Churchill's view of the Gathering Storm Visit the BBC website asking why Chamberlain signed the Munich agreement Click here to open the BBC's main History page. Click here to access images of the original documents and letters from the time of the Czechoslovakian crisis held by the Imperial War Museum. Visit Channel 4's History channel. Visit Channel 4's guide to 20th century history. Go back to the first mind map on the Czech crisis.