 Just a small question? Broad strokes, yeah, very broad strokes. But what's the major adjustment there? So I think that in the 1930s, looking at the British again and their reluctance to partner with the Soviet Union, and this is one of the reasons why they end up in the dilemma that they're in, they won't come up with a deal to save Czechoslovakia if it includes the Soviet Union, and so they don't want them at the table. This is one of the main problems in their ability to deal with Germany.