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    Hitler took several actions that violated the Treaty of Versailles between 1933-1939. He increased Germany's armed forces, remilitarized the Rhineland in 1936, annexed Austria in 1938, and seized the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia later that year. Each time, Hitler argued Germany's security or self-determination for ethnic Germans was at risk. Britain and France were reluctant to intervene militarily and allowed the annexations to avoid war, hoping to appease Hitler. This emboldened further German aggression that ultimately led to the invasion of Poland and start of World War II.

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    Hitler took several actions that violated the Treaty of Versailles between 1933-1939. He increased Germany's armed forces, remilitarized the Rhineland in 1936, annexed Austria in 1938, and seized the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia later that year. Each time, Hitler argued Germany's security or self-determination for ethnic Germans was at risk. Britain and France were reluctant to intervene militarily and allowed the annexations to avoid war, hoping to appease Hitler. This emboldened further German aggression that ultimately led to the invasion of Poland and start of World War II.

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    Hitler and The Treaty of Versailles Finished

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    Hitler took several actions that violated the Treaty of Versailles between 1933-1939. He increased Germany's armed forces, remilitarized the Rhineland in 1936, annexed Austria in 1938, and seized the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia later that year. Each time, Hitler argued Germany's security or self-determination for ethnic Germans was at risk. Britain and France were reluctant to intervene militarily and allowed the annexations to avoid war, hoping to appease Hitler. This emboldened further German aggression that ultimately led to the invasion of Poland and start of World War II.

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    Hitler and the Treaty of Versailles Name: Felipe Betancourt Cabarcas

    Terms of the TOV What Hitler did and when The reasons he gave for his The response from Britain
    action and France

    Germany’s armed forces to be Hitler came into power in 1933. Reduced unemployment. Britain had sympathy with
    severely limited First order of business: Make Germany great again. Germany--thought limits put on
    increase Germany’s armed Germany by TOV were unfair
    forces Forces permitted by TOV were
    Thousands of unemployed not enough to defend
    workers were drafted into the Germany from an attack
    army Britain believed that a strong
    1935: massive military rally Germany would be a good
    celebrating German armed counter against Communism
    forces Britain allowed Hitler to build
    1936: Reintroduced up his navy up to 35% of the
    conscription to the army size of British navy
    France was angry about this,
    but there was nothing they
    could do

    The Rhineland to be a Hitler’s troops moved into France just signed a treaty French did not know what to
    demilitarized zone Rhineland with the USSR to protect each do, divided on the issue
    other against an attack from Upcoming election--did not
    Germany want to bring France into war
    Hitler stated that this Did not know how weak the
    agreement was a threat German army was
    against Germany Refused to act without British
    Because of this threat, he support
    should be able to place his
    own troops on his own border
    Was confident that Britain
    would not intervene

    Germany forbidden to reunite He believed Germany and Britain and France did not
    with Austria Hitler create the Anschluss in Austria belonged together intervene
    12 march 1938 could end the discontent
    among non-sympathizers and
    only with a union would the
    problems end

    The Sudetenland taken into Hitler did have ideas for Czechoslovakia was created Britain, France and USSR
    the new state of Czechoslovakia by the TOV and included a promised to support
    Czechoslovakia large number of Germans. Czechoslovakia if it came to
    May 1938: Hitler stated he war.
    intended to fight The Sudetenland had forts,
    Czechoslovakia if necessary railways and industries. Britain and France told Hitler if
    he invaded Poland, they would
    he was only interested in parts declare war on Germany
    of Sudetenland and only if
    Sudeten Germans voted in a Britain, Germany, France and
    plebiscite that they wanted to Italy decided the fate of
    join Germany Czechoslovakia Decided to
    give Hitler what he wanted

    The Polish Corridor given to August 23 1939- Stalin made Hitler told Stalin he could have Britain and France demanded
    Poland the decision to sign a pact with the rest of Poland and the he withdraw from Poland or
    his arch enemy, Adolf Hitler Baltic states they would declare war.
    Announced the terms of the
    Nazi-Soviet Pact to the world Britain and France declared
    war on Germany on 3rd
    They would not attack one September 1939
    another
    They would divide Poland
    between them

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