Legacy of WW1
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- Created on: 26-01-17 13:34
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- Legacy of WW1
- Pacifism
- Political
- Re-militarisation of the Rhineland
- March 1936
- Hitler gave orders to withdraw at any signs of resistance
- Anschluss
- March 1938
- Munich Agreement 30 Sept 1938
- Sudetenland given to Germany
- "Peace in our time"
- Chamberlain got Hitler to sign an Agreement that Germany and Britain would never go to war again
- Labour was against re-armament
- Re-militarisation of the Rhineland
- Public
- Fulham East by-election 1933
- Labour won 57% majority
- Conservatives talk about re-armament
- League of Nations Union
- Voted on continued participation in the LofN (1935)
- 96% voted yes
- 11.9 million votes
- Voted on continued participation in the LofN (1935)
- 10,000 gathered outside of Buckingham palace to celebrate the Munich Agreement
- "God bless you, Mr Chamberlain"
- Song played on the radio
- Chamberlain memorabilia
- Fulham East by-election 1933
- Political
- The Treaty of Versailles
- Signed in 1919
- Germany had no input, just had to accept or be destroyed by Allies
- Hitler called them the "November criminals"
- Reaparations
- £6.6billion
- Germany lost Alsace-Lloraine
- Germany lost the Sudetenland
- France occupied the Ruhr in 1924
- Germany suffered serious economic problems
- Jan 1918
- $1 exchange rate for Marks was 5.21
- Feb 1922
- The $1 exchange rate was 27,918
- Jan 1918
- Hitler gained sympathisers and supporters
- released 8 months into 5 year jail sentence
- December 19th 1924
- Germany suffered serious economic problems
- Jan 1918
- $1 exchange rate for Marks was 5.21
- Feb 1922
- The $1 exchange rate was 27,918
- Jan 1918
- Further economic disruption in Wall Street Crash 1929
- Dawes Plan couldn't be sustained
- Nazi party votes
- 1928
- 2.6%
- 1932
- 33%
- 1933
- 43.9%
- 1928
- released 8 months into 5 year jail sentence
- Signed in 1919
- Pacifism
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