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On this day in history,
He forged the paramilitary Fascist movement, using it to march on Rome, become prime minister, and then to seize dictatorial power. -
On this day in history,
Hitler writes his autobiography, which contained the blueprints of his agenda for a Third Reich and exposition of Europe.
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On this day in history,
Stalin started as the general secretary of the Bolshevik Party, but later went as the leader of the Soviet Union
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On this day in history,
The Kwantung Army of the Empire of Japan invaded Manchuria, but left after the end of the second World War. -
On this day in history,
President Paul von Hindenburg names Adolf Hitler, leader or fÜhrer of the National Socialist German Workers Party. -
On this day in history,
President Paul von Hindenburg names Adolf Hitler, leader or fÜhrer of the National Socialist German Workers Party, as chancellor of Germany. -
On this day in history,
Japan withdrew from the League of Nations due to the assembly getting a report blaming Japan for the events in Manchuria.
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On this day in history,
Franklin Roosevelt signs the Neutrality Act, an "expression of the desire to avoid any action which might involve [the U.S.] in war."
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On this day in history,
A colonial war started after a previous battle ended a year before. This war was an example of the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations. -
On this day in history,
Hitler violated the Treaty of Versailles by sending troops into Rhineland. -
On this day in history,
Spanish military officers spreads to different areas to attack political opponents.
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On this day in history,
Hitler announces a union between Germany and Austria, making Austria into a "greater" Germany.
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On this day in history,
Also known as "Night of the Crystal", marks the day where the waves of violent anti-Jewish pogroms took place.
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On this day in history,
Hitler and Stalin sign a non-aggression pact to prevent Germany and Russia from warring. This peace treaty prevented war between the two for 10 years.
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On this day in history,
German forces invaded Poland because Hitler wanted lost territory.
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