event leading to ww2 (miscalculation)

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appeasment
as hitler was getting what he wanted from the nations (sudetenlands) he had thought that it would continue and they would just let it happen and not retaliate
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the polish garentee
1939-to help stop germany from growing too powerful, britan pleadged to support polish independence. hoping that it would pursued hitler to stop german expansion(hitler thought it was a bluff)
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nazi-soviet pact
1939-pscvt between germany and USSR allowing poland to be divided between them. to stop the threat of soviet opposition.
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the munich agreement
1938- returning the sudentanlands to hitler showed weakness from the western poers as in implied that hitler had power over the/ potenial and suggesting that they wouldnt resist hitlers climb to power
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the invasion of poland
1939- nazis launched 'blitzkirg' offencive against the country, in one month they were victorious. triggering britan and france to declare war against germany.
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Card 2

Front

1939-to help stop germany from growing too powerful, britan pleadged to support polish independence. hoping that it would pursued hitler to stop german expansion(hitler thought it was a bluff)

Back

the polish garentee

Card 3

Front

1939-pscvt between germany and USSR allowing poland to be divided between them. to stop the threat of soviet opposition.

Back

Preview of the back of card 3

Card 4

Front

1938- returning the sudentanlands to hitler showed weakness from the western poers as in implied that hitler had power over the/ potenial and suggesting that they wouldnt resist hitlers climb to power

Back

Preview of the back of card 4

Card 5

Front

1939- nazis launched 'blitzkirg' offencive against the country, in one month they were victorious. triggering britan and france to declare war against germany.

Back

Preview of the back of card 5

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