Appeasement policy.
In Lann's homeland, this refers to the policy before the outbreak of World War II, represented by the United Kingdom, where nations did not prevent or curb increasingly intense acts of aggression globally.
Turning a blind eye, even assisting aggressors, with the intention of reaching an agreement after helping.
Until, finally, these acts of aggression spread like wildfire and even threatened the countries executing the appeasement policy, only then did these nations seemingly wake up to see the evil deeds of the aggressors and began mobilizing resistance.
Officially commencing World War II.
Lann has a solid background in history, and this content was required world history knowledge during his education.
The causes of the appeasement policy are complex and profound, but they generally revolve around three major directions.
