Invasion of Czechoslovakia (Munich Diktat)

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Invasion of Czechoslovakia
Date 1 October 1938 - 3 October 1938 (2 days) Place Czechoslovakia Result Oster coup in Germany Second Czechoslovak-Polish War Federalization of Czechoslovakia Casus belli Czechoslovak refusal of Munich Agreement Territorial changes No territorial changes
Belligerents
Germany Poland	Czechoslovakia
Commanders and leaders
Walther von Reichenau Walther von Leeb Wilhelm List Fedor von Bock Gerd von Rundstedt Władysław Bortnowski	Ludvík Krejčí Vojtěch Luža Lev Prchala Josef Votruba Sergej Vojcechovský

The Invasion of Czechoslovakia, known in Czechoslovakia as the 1938 Defensive War (Obranná vojna roku 1938), and in Germany as the Czechoslovak Campaign (Tschechoslowakeifeldzug) or Fall Grün (Case Green), was a joint invasion of Czechoslovakia by Germany and Poland that preceded Oster coup and restoration of German monarchy. The German invasion began on 1 October 1938, after Czechoslovakia refused to accept the Munich Agreement. The campaign ended on 3 October 1938, when Germany dropped out due to Oster coup. The conflict between Czechoslovakia and Poland raged for few more days.

German forces invaded Czechoslovakia from the north, south, and west the morning after Czechoslovak government refused to follow terms of Munich Treaty and Poland invaded its claimed areas.