Road to WW2
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- Created on: 29-10-18 12:51
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- Road to WW2
- Hitler's foreign policy
- Destroy the Treaty of Versailles
- Rearmament, 1936
- Re-militarised the Rhineland, 1936
- British and French did nothing
- Gain Lebensraum
- Anschluss, 1938
- Destroy the Treaty of Versailles
- Rearmament, 1936
- Re-militarised the Rhineland, 1936
- British and French did nothing
- British and French did nothing
- Destroy the Treaty of Versailles
- Gaining of the Sudetenland, 1938
- Appeasement
- Seemed intelligent to people at the time
- Based on the assumption that Hitler could be trusted
- Munich Agreement- given to Hitler by Britain and France to stop Hitler invading
- Appeasement
- Saar Plebiscite, 1935
- League did not complain about the violence during the campaign
- Huge majority agreed with Hitler's aim to destroy the ToV
- Anschluss, 1938
- Defeat Communism
- Nazi-Soviet Pact- split Poland and Europe into spheres of influence for both countries
- Destroy the Treaty of Versailles
- Failures of the League
- League shown to be incapable of stopping an aggressive country from making territorial gains
- Abyssinia, 1935
- Manchuria, 1937
- Britain and France not committed to the League
- Hoare-Laval Pact; offered Italy part of Abyssinia
- Appeasement
- Seemed intelligent to people at the time
- Based on the assumption that Hitler could be trusted
- League shown to be incapable of stopping an aggressive country from making territorial gains
- Spanish Civil War
- Hitler used this to test his new Luftwaffe and improved military tactics
- Mussolini and Hitler became closer
- Meant Italy would no longer try to prevent Anschluss
- Germany, Italy and Japan
- Anti-Comintern Pact, Nov 1937- all three agreed to defeat communism together
- All nationalistic, militaristic dictatorships
- Got along because their aims of expansion did not overlap
- Formed the Axis Powers in 1940 with the signing of the Tripartite Pact
- Hitler's foreign policy
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