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Hitler gives the Nazi
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Hitler holds a secret meeting with his top military advisors, ordering them to make plans for the conquest of Eastern Europe and Russia.
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Political rival of Chamberlain beleived that signing the Munich agreement,they had adopted a shameful policy of appeasment.
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Giving up principals to pacify an agressor
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Lightning war
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German troops marched into Austria unopposed. A day later, Germany announced that its Anschluss, or
“union,”
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Hitler pressures Austria into unification with Germany (the Anschluss) and
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September 30 – Hitler signs the “Munich Agreement” with the leaders of England, France and Italy.
This act of so-called Allied “appeasement” paved the way for the German invasion of Czechoslovakia. -
British Prime minerster who met all Hitler, signed which agreement, which turned sudetenland over to Germany without a single shot fired.
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french General who fled to england after the fall of France
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At the end of 1938 Hitler is named Time Magazine’s “Man of the Year”, a dubious honor given to someone who “for better or for worse, ...has done the most to influence the events
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Hitler makes his so-called “Prophecy Speech” where he calls for genocide against the Jews.
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Hitler’s 50th birthday featuring the largest military parade in Third Reich history (about 50,000 troops took part. Hitler is given an Alpine retreat, later dubbed the “Eagle’s Nest”, as a birthday present from his generals.
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A national treaty between two ormore states/ countries agreeing to avoid war or armed conflict between them and `resolve their disportes through peaceful negotiations.
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Soviet leader Joseph Stalin accepts a Nazi Soviet pact of non-aggression called the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
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Germany invades Poland, starting World War 2.
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Hitler’s forces lash west, invading the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France.
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- July – Hitler orders the Luftwaffe to bomb English air bases as a prelude to a planned invasion. The German air force, the Luftwaffe, fails to win control of the skies in an airborn conflict known as the "Battle of Britain". Hitler then orders the bombing of English cities.
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Hitler signs the Tripartite Treaty with the leaders of Japan and Italy, which become known as the Axis Powers.
