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Adolf Hitler published Mein Kampf to show his political ideas.
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Germany invaded Poland even after agreeing to the German-Poland non-aggression pact that allowed Germany to maintain an eastern border
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The United Kingdom and Germany agree to regulate their Navies' sizes, but Hitler later betrayed the commitment.
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Germany militarized Rhineland, which violated the Treaty of Versailles
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A spanish civil war began and Germany picked to side with Franco of the nationalist group
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Germany, Italy, and Japan sign a treaty to form the Axis Alliance that is important in WWII.
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Hitler's Nazi party included millions of followers, including a Nazi youth group of boys aged ten to eighteen.
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Nazi Germany annexed Austria, the first country that they took over.
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Troops of Nazi Germany violate their Munich Agreement when they capture Czechoslovakia.
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World War II begins when France and Great Britain declare war on Germany for invading Poland and ignoring other treaties.
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The Holocaust begins in 1939 when a Nazi soldier demands for the deportation of Jews to internment camps from Austria and Czechoslovakia to Poland.
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Nazi troops invade Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, and France. The United States still decide to remain neutral in the war.
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The United States call for war on Japan after Japan attacks an island on Hawaii.
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In Exacutive Order 9066, President Roosevelt calls for the deportation/relocation of Japanes Americans, even citizens, to internment camps because they are seen as a threat.
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A British Bombing of Hamburg that ended in April of 1945 left over 100,000 dead from a fire storm.
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Adolf Hitler commits suicide because he realizes the war is over for Germany, and shortly after Germany troops surrender. Just a couple months later, Japan surrenders as well, leading to the end of WWII.
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The Nuremberg Trials begin to prosecute the Nazi Leaders from German Troops during WWII.