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Adolf Hitler was an Austrian-born German politician who became a leader of the Nazi party, Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945, and "Führer" of Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945. He was a man that gained power from his speech and how public appearance.
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Hitler secretly met with his top military advisers to discuss taking over Austria and Czechoslovakia to help Germany grow and prosper.
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The majority of Austria's people, 6 million to be precise, were Germans. When German troops marched into Austria, no one did anything to stop them.
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The Munich Agreement, signed by French pemier Daladier and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, was a pact in which gave Germany Sudetenland. They believed it would bring peace.
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During the night time, Hitler commands German troops to take over the rest of Czechoslovakia.
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Facist Germany and Communist Russia agreed to not attack one another. Within that pact was another deal that they agreed to dicidee Poland between them.
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The German air force bombs Poland's military bases, airfields, railroads, and cities. Germany also sent tanks to spread terror and cunfusion. This strategy was called "lightning wwar" due to the powerful suprise attack.
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Britain and France back up Poland and declare war on Germany.
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In three weeks Germany had finished most of the fighting, during this time Britain and France had yet to help in Poland's defence. In that last week of fighting the Soviet Union also raided Poland and had taken their territory. By the end of the month Poland was gone and WWII began.
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To give up principles/believes to pacify an aggressor
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The term used for the tatic Germany used to take over Poland. The tactic is based on suprising the enemy with a lot of force and crush them so they can't retaliate.
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British Prime Minister who signed the Munich Agreement. Later on he would regret his decision in which he thought to obtain peace.
