Answer:
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
Explanation:
The Munich Agreement, which allowed German control in Sudetenland and settled the new boundaries of Czechoslovakia, was signed on September 29, 1938 by Britain (Chamberlain), France (Daladier), Italy (Mussolini) and Germany (Hitler) as an attempt to prevent war. In March of the next year, Hitler occupied the rest of Czechoslovakia and invaded Poland on September, so the start of World War II became inevitable.
