疾病影响决策 希特勒利用张伯伦的疾病签约（Disease decision making Hitler signed with Chamberlains disease）.doc

疾病影响决策 希特勒利用张伯伦的疾病签约（Disease decision making Hitler signed with Chamberlains disease） Disease decision making Hitler signed with Chamberlains disease Zhang Wei, Mao Mo Like death, disease is inevitable in life. Because the body is attacked by the disease, the patient loses some of his ability to think and judge. In the twentieth Century, people could see the names of many politicians who influenced decisions by disease. Hitler used Chamberlains disease to sign the treaty In 1939, in Munich, Germany, when British Prime Minister Niville Chamberlain decided to sell Czechoslovakia to Nazi Germany, severe bowel cancer spread to his central nervous system. By this time, Hitler just talks will be held in Munich on the outskirts of the mountains of the Boxitexi castle garden. Chamberlain, suffering from cancer, flew over half of Europe in a jolt and climbed up the clouds to the summit of Hitler. Although the old prime minister at the negotiating table, but has already lost the Hitler deal with the physical and mental stress, and Hitler signed the Munich agreement for the . According to the doctors judgement, Chamberlains brain was badly damaged when the Munich agreement was signed. Hitler, who sits at the same negotiating table with Chamberlain, is also a victim of disease. According to Hitlers personal physician, Morel, in 1941, Hitler had a mild heart failure; for second years, with headaches and high blood pressure, Hitler suffered a partial loss of memory. At the end of Hitlers life, his Parkinson syndrome was so severe that his trembling arm made it impossible for him to sign the document. In public, he has to act on crutches. Along with his third declining empire is regarded as hopeless.. At the Yalta Conference Roosevelt ill For a long time, a problem that has plagued the American historian: at the Yalta conference in February 1945, what is the reason that the staid and sophisticated Roosevelt promised an easy job to do Stalins harsh conditions of postwar world divis