"Munich: The Price of Peace" is a comprehensive examination of the Munich Agreement of 1938 and its implications on the onset of World War II. The book critically analyzes the roles of the key players - Britain, France, Germany, and Italy - in the agreement, their motivations, and the subsequent consequences. It provides an in-depth study of the diplomatic maneuvers, political intrigues, and the failure to stand against Hitler's aggression, which eventually led to the catastrophic global conflict.