What was Hitler's explanation for taking the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia and adding it to Germany?
a. It was an area that had a majority of Germans and deserved to be part of Germany.
b. It was the area that Russia attacked from during World War I and he was trying to protect Germany.
c. Czechs had used the area to launch multiple terrorist attacks against Germany.
d. Large number of Jews were escaping Germany by going through that part of Czechoslovakia.
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