Final acts of appeasement
Germany Rearms - militarizes the Rhineland
- 1935 Hitler introduce conscription in Germany
- France, Britain and Italy form the Stresa front to condemn Hitler's actions
- 1935 Mussolini signs naval agreement with Hitler
- March 1935 Hitler re-militarizes the Rhineland ( Breaking the Locarno Pact)
Hitler enforces conscription in Germany and gets Mussolini to sign a naval agreement in the same year, 1935. Hitler also re militarizes the Rhineland, which breaks the Locarno Pact. As a result of Hitler re-militarizing the Rhineland; France, Britain and Italy from the Stresa front to condemn. The Stresa Front is the coalition of France, Britain, and Italy formed in
- France, Britain and Italy form the Stresa front to condemn Hitler's actions
- 1935 Mussolini signs naval agreement with Hitler
- March 1935 Hitler re-militarizes the Rhineland ( Breaking the Locarno Pact)
Hitler enforces conscription in Germany and gets Mussolini to sign a naval agreement in the same year, 1935. Hitler also re militarizes the Rhineland, which breaks the Locarno Pact. As a result of Hitler re-militarizing the Rhineland; France, Britain and Italy from the Stresa front to condemn. The Stresa Front is the coalition of France, Britain, and Italy formed in
anschluss, 1938
- Versailles forbade a unification of Germany and Austria
- 1934 Dollfuss affair ( Nazis assassinate Austrian Chancellor)
- 1938 Hitler called on new Chancellor Schuschnigg to resign
- Leader of Austria Nazi part Seyssinquart becomes new Chancellor
- March 1938 German troops roll into Austria
- "Plebiscite" is held- 99.75% vote in favor unification
Hitler forces Chancellor Schuschnigg to resign, Seyssingquart , Leader of Austria Nazi, becomes new chancellor. German Troops enter Austria in 1938, plebiscite takes place and 99.75% vote in favor of unification
- 1934 Dollfuss affair ( Nazis assassinate Austrian Chancellor)
- 1938 Hitler called on new Chancellor Schuschnigg to resign
- Leader of Austria Nazi part Seyssinquart becomes new Chancellor
- March 1938 German troops roll into Austria
- "Plebiscite" is held- 99.75% vote in favor unification
Hitler forces Chancellor Schuschnigg to resign, Seyssingquart , Leader of Austria Nazi, becomes new chancellor. German Troops enter Austria in 1938, plebiscite takes place and 99.75% vote in favor of unification
article here on dollfuss affair
The appeasers' reaction
- British do nothing and warn Schuschnigg not to cause trouble
- The French wont do anything without the British
- Italy was the only objection but Mussolini gave his approval
- Hitler to Mussolini, " Never, never forget this, no matter what happened."
British took no actions and just asked Schuschnigg not to cause trouble with other countries, of course words don't sop Schuschnigg.
- The French wont do anything without the British
- Italy was the only objection but Mussolini gave his approval
- Hitler to Mussolini, " Never, never forget this, no matter what happened."
British took no actions and just asked Schuschnigg not to cause trouble with other countries, of course words don't sop Schuschnigg.
The Sudetenland
- Ethnic German area of Czechoslovakia where 3.5 mil. Germans lived
- Br. P.M Neville Chamberlain wants Czech leader, Benes to give up the Sudetenland
- Hopes to prevent war
- Hitler threatens to occupy
Prime minister of Czech, at that time, wanted Benes to give up the Sudetenland. As hopes to prevent war he hands it over.
- Br. P.M Neville Chamberlain wants Czech leader, Benes to give up the Sudetenland
- Hopes to prevent war
- Hitler threatens to occupy
Prime minister of Czech, at that time, wanted Benes to give up the Sudetenland. As hopes to prevent war he hands it over.
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Neville chamberlain and the Munich Agreement
- Outcome of the Sudetenland
- Mussolini steps in with a four power conference in Munich
- Benes resigns in favor of Emil Hacha who agrees to the annexation
- Neville Chamberlain proclaims " Peace for our time"
- Hitler still recognized Slovak state- Moved in German troops to "protect" it
- Hacha visits Hitler in march 1939 gives up Czech independence, now part of Germany
Permitted the Nazi Germany annexation of Czech sudetenland. Mainly inhabited by ethnic germanys. widely regarded as a failed act of appeasement against germany. Dicussed future of the Sudentendland terrirtoal demands made by Hitler. Signed by Italy, France and Britain; Intended for "peace for [their] time"
- Mussolini steps in with a four power conference in Munich
- Benes resigns in favor of Emil Hacha who agrees to the annexation
- Neville Chamberlain proclaims " Peace for our time"
- Hitler still recognized Slovak state- Moved in German troops to "protect" it
- Hacha visits Hitler in march 1939 gives up Czech independence, now part of Germany
Permitted the Nazi Germany annexation of Czech sudetenland. Mainly inhabited by ethnic germanys. widely regarded as a failed act of appeasement against germany. Dicussed future of the Sudentendland terrirtoal demands made by Hitler. Signed by Italy, France and Britain; Intended for "peace for [their] time"
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