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Hitler defied the Treaty of Versailles. He ordered Germany troops to march into the Rhineland.
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In this timeline we can see the different events that took part between 1936 and 1939
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Francois Poncet was the French ambassador to Germany
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The USA had a small standing army.
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The Purges reached the Red Army
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There was a change of goverment in France
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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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Hitler met Henlein to give him instructions (he told the Suddeten leader to keep making demands that the Czechoslovakia goverment could not possibly accept)
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Hitler decided to smash Czechoslovakia by military action in the near future
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Hitler was ready to go to war against Czechoslovakia
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Henlein left Czechoslovakia and Chamberlain met Hitler in Germany at Berchtesgaden
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The president of Czechoslovakia realized that he was poweless to resist without allied support,so he reluctantly agreed to take over
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Stalin amazed the world by doing a deal with his enemy,Hitler.
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The Soviet forehein minister outlined the bases for a treaty to France and Britain
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Possibility of Britain and France going to war with Germany
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The public talks between the western powers and the Soviet carried on,but they got nowhere
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Public talks between the Western powers and the Soviets carried on,but got nowhere
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British,French and Soviet military leaders met for talks in Leningrad.
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The public talks ended in failure
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The Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact was signed
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The british and the French goverments declared war on Germany. The second World war began
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Between October 1939 and April 1940,there was little fighting between Britain,France and Germany known as the PHONEY WAR
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