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Iron and steel production halved
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Wall Street Crash. The value of shareson the American Storcjk market collapsed. People tried frantically to sell their shares begore the price fall. In one day no fewer tha 13 millon sheres were sold. This was the start of the economic crsisi that devastated the whole world
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French workers protesting in Paris
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Mussolini looked to foreign policy for further triumphs
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Germany had an increase in its level of weaponery
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Hitler is break through when the party war 107 seats and became the record largest party in Germany
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Mussolini looks South and make Italy a great Mediterranean power
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In Germany, a lot of people lost their jobs. Unemployement. One out of every three of the working population were employed.
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The army took the initiative in September when they organised an armed clashed with Chinese forces in Manchuria.
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People who expected the League to keep the peace began to despair
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Value of pound was reduced
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Nazzi won 230 seats and became the largest party in the Reichstag
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He was elected and his policy makes them became ever more isolationist
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Hitler became Chancellor
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Hitler instructed the German General, Von Fritsh, to end German disarmament
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Democracy came to an end
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Hitler was named Presindent
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Hitler showed his contempt for the Versailles settlement by drawing Germany from the League of Nations
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Even though the League did little, Japon was no prepared to accept any criticism and so left the League
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Ship building collapsed
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French Industry went through a great crisis
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Hitler introduced conscription and increased the number of German soldiers
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Making Litvinow tried to build links with Britain and France, to counter the threat from Germany. He was a great believer in the idea of Collective Security
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Hitler had despired the League since it was set up. A year later after he took power, Germany left the League
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Stalin made it clear that he was ready to do business with Hitler
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Germany was making aircraft and warships
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Mussolini met the French and British prime ministers in the Italian town of Strese, they condemned German breaches of the Treaty of Versailles
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Communist parties across the world were ordered to stop trying to organize revolution
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Mussolini thanked Hitler and made it clear that he was happy for and increase in German control over Austria
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Hitler ordered German troops to march into the Rhineland. This action was a breach of the Treaty of Versailles
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German air force close to overtaking in size that of britains
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The link between Germany and Italy was called the Rome- Berlin Axis
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Deep divisions between left and right in France stopped the French Goverment from standing up to hitler
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British spending on defence beagan to rise again
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Hitler let his generals know that he had decided to " smash Czechoslovakia by military action in the near future
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He did not want a peaceful settlement, he wanted to destroy Czechoslovakia by force.
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Britain and France signed the Munich agreement that broke up Czechoslovakia and gave much of it to Germany
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He was told that the South African and Australian goverment would not give military support if war broke uot
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The SA parliament voted in favour of new trality if war broke out between Germany and Britain
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Hitler sent a note to Chamberlai telling him that he had agreed to a conference at Munich with representatives of Britain, France and Italy. The conference would try to explore a peacuful solution to the crisis even Czechoslovakia
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As the second World War drew close, The League played no part in serious attempts to avoitd conflict.
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The German take over of Austria
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Hitler wrote a personal letter to Stalin offering high level talks in Moscow.
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Nazi Soviet Non- Agression Pact was signed. It was part of Hitler`s plan for the conquest of Poland-
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Britain and France responded Hitler`s invation to Poland by declaring war. The Second World War had begun
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Stalin amazed the World by doing a deal with his enemy, Hitler
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Stalin had two choices and opted for the German offer rather tan the British and French offer
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Talks between Western Powers and the Soviets
