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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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The movement of German Expansion from 1937-1940
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He declared that to grow and prosper Germany needed the land of its neighbors. His plan was to absorb Austria and Czechoslovakia into the Third Reich.
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ON this day, the German troops marched on Austria unopposed. The next day, the union of Germany and Austria was complete, with the United States and the rest of the world doing nothing to help.
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"Union", or more specific, the Union of Germany with Austria
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The mountainous region formed Czechoslovakia's main defense against German attack.
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British prime minister during this time. He met with French premier Edouard Daladier and Adolf Hitler and struck a deal in hopes of avoiding war.
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Turned Sudetenland over to Germany without a single shot fired.
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Chamberlain's political rival in Great Britain. He was dissatisfied in Churchill's decision in the Munich Agreement. He believed that it was a shameful policy of appeasement- or giving up policies to pacify an aggressor.
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Hitler, not finished expanding his empire, poured troops into what remained of Czechoslovakia. By nightfall, the country was his.
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Hitler and Stalin committed to not attack each other , as well as divided Poland between each other. Once bitter enemies, the pact smoothed tension between the two countries.
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Germany's new military strategy. Used asvansed military technology, such as fast tanks and powerful aircrafts.
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On this day, France and Britain declared war on Germany.
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Poland has ceased to exist and now that other countries have begun to defend against Hitler, the world has begun preparations for war.
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Hitler attacked Denmark and Norway without warning, in hopes of "protecting the countries freedom and independence.
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On the side of Germany, this country attacks Paris from the South, while Germany attacks from the North, causing the French to surrender.
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the Royal Air Force (RAF) shot down over 185 German air crafts, while they only lost 26. Six weeks later, called off the invasion of Britain indefinitely.
