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Although he was not found guilty on the count of Conspiracy, Hitler's Minister of the Interior Wilhelm Frick was found guilty of Count 2, Crimes Against Peace, because he actively took control of the Czech lands conquered by the Nazis during the war.

Which representatives of the prosecution MOST likely provided the evidence that led to Frick's conviction on Count 2?

A. United States
B. Great Britain
C. France
D. Soviet Union

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Final answer:

Great Britain and France likely provided the evidence for Wilhelm Frick's conviction on Crimes Against Peace.


Explanation:

Great Britain and France are the representatives of the prosecution most likely to have provided the evidence that led to Wilhelm Frick's conviction on Count 2, Crimes Against Peace. They agreed to allow Germany to annex certain areas of Czechoslovakia in the Munich Agreement in exchange for Hitler's promise to stop further territorial aggression, which eventually led to the takeover of the rest of Czechoslovakia.


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