British foreign policy in the interwar period
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British foreign policy in the interwar period refers to the United Kingdom’s diplomatic, strategic, and imperial policies between World War I and World War II, marked by efforts at collective security, appeasement, and the management of a declining empire amid rising totalitarian threats.
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