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Was not committed by Nazi Germany. Fascist Dictator benito mussolini ordered the italian army to invade ethiopia -
prohibited the shipping of arms to nation at war, including the victims of aggressions -
Hitler marched troops into the rhineland of germany directly breaching the treaty of versailles. -
renewed the law of the previous year with the additional restrictions no loans could be made to belligerent nations -
the sacking of the Chinese capital reached the American mainland in the summer of 1937 -
urged Congressional leaders to repeal the arms embargo of the earlier Neutrality Acts -
limited the trade of even non-munitions to belligerent nations to a "cash and carry basis" -
Hitler's troops marched into Austria in 1938 and annexed the country, this was a region in western Czechoslovakia inhabited by 3.5 millions Germans -
Nazi troops crossed into poland from the west -
France and Great Britain declared war on Germany, world war ii had began -
the United States grew less patient with Japanese atrocities and began to restrict trade with the Empire