IGCSE History Hitler's Path to War

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IGCSE History Hitler's Path to WarOnline version Match the key facts to events by Kaci Wilson 1 Rearmament 2 Saar Plebiscite 3 Remilitarisation of the Rhineland 4 Spanish Civil War 5 Anti-Comintern Pact 6 Anschluss 7 Sudetenland Crisis 8 Munich Agreement 9 Invasion of Czechoslovakia 10 Nazi-Soviet Pact 11 Was Appeasement Justified? Began secretly in 1933, openly announced in 1935 Conscription reintroduced — army grew beyond 100,000 A new air force (Luftwaffe) was built, banned under Versailles Britain and France protested but took no action The Saar had been under League of Nations control since 1919 Over 90% voted to rejoin in the January 1935 referendum Goebbels mounted a massive propaganda campaign and Hitler saw it as a real morale booster It was a legal, democratic result — not a violation of Versailles March 1936 — troops entered the demilitarised zone Broke both the Treaty of Versailles and the Locarno Pact Hitler took a huge gamble and ordered his generals to retreat if faced with resistance. Hitler called it the most nerve-wracking 48 hours of his life Hitler backed Franco's Nationalist rebels from 1936 Used to try out the new Luftwaffe Developed the Blitzkrieg tactics that Germany would use later Deepened the alliance between Hitler and Mussolini Signed between Germany and Japan in November 1936 Directed against the Soviet Union and communist expansion Italy joined in 1937, forming a new alliance bloc No protest from Britain as they did not have enough forces to fight Japan March 1938 — troops crossed the border after political pressure failed Union with a neighbouring German-speaking nation and Hitler's birth place was banned by Versailles A rigged plebiscite recorded 99% support for the union in March 1938 Britain and France condemned it but took no military action in March 1938 France and Britain promised to help if Hitler invaded Over 3 million Germans lived in this region in 1938 In 1938, Hitler made it clear he inteded to fight for this region Taking over this region would make an invasion of Czechoslovakia easier for Hitler September 1938 - leaders from Britain and France met with Hitler and Mussolini The disputed region was handed over without consulting the country involved in September 1938 Chamberlain returned claiming 'peace for our time' in September 1938 The Czechs felt betrayed and the leader of Czechs - Benes resigned March 1939 — six months after the Munich Agreement Hitler seized the rest of the country, breaking his own promise No resistance from the Czechs in 1939 No action from Britain and France but they would declare war if Hitler tried to invade Poland next August 1939 — two ideological enemies agreed not to attack each other for 10 years It freed Hitler to invade without risking a two-front war It bought Stalin time to build up forces in USSR for future war with Germany It gave Hitler the confidence to defy Britain and France and attack Poland FOR: Britain was not militarily ready and needed time to rearm FOR: Public opinion in Britain strongly opposed another war AGAINST: Concessions encouraged Hitler to make ever-greater demands AGAINST: Smaller nations were sacrificed without being consulted

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IGCSE History Hitler's Path to WarOnline version

by Kaci Wilson

Rearmament

Saar Plebiscite

Remilitarisation of the Rhineland

Spanish Civil War

Anti-Comintern Pact

Anschluss

Sudetenland Crisis

Munich Agreement

Invasion of Czechoslovakia

Nazi-Soviet Pact

Was Appeasement Justified?