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| 1938 April 24 |
| | | The Sudeten German National Socialist Party demands secession from Czechoslovakia, in keeping with Hitler's plans for the Sudetenland | |
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| 1938 September 29 |
| | | Chamberlain and Daladier agree at Munich that Hitler may annexe the Czech Sudetenland, with its largely German population | |
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| 1938 September 30 |
| | | Poland insists that the industrial area of Teschen Silesia, largely inhabited by Poles, be ceded by Czechoslovakia | |
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| 1938 October |
| | | The Sudetenland is transferred from Czechoslovakia to Germany, in accordance with the Munich agreement | |
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| 1939 March 15 |
| | | Hitler's armies smash their way into Czechoslovakia and enter Prague, against all his previous promises | |
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| 1942 May 27 |
| | | Reinhard Heydrich is fatally wounded by Free Czech agents parachuted in from Britain | |
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| 1945 May 5 |
| | | The citizens of Prague, and other cities in Czechoslovakia, rise against the Germans as the Red Army approaches from the east | |
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| 1945 June 21 |
| | | The Sudetenland is restored to Czechoslovakia, seven years after its transfer to Germany under the Munich Agreement | |
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| 1946 |
| | | The Communists become the largest party in Czechoslovakia, winning 38% of the vote in a free election | |
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| 1948 |
| | | An armed coup, led by Klement Gottwald, imposes single-party Communist rule in Czechoslovakia | |
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