September of 1939 was when Adolf Hitler’s evil Nazi army, invaded Poland and the war was declared.…
What was the effect of Germany's arrival after 1870 as a new powerful player on the international scene?…
When he starts war with France he unifies Germany and changes name from German Confederation states to Germany in…
Question 1.1. (TCO 1) Historical research involves four main tasks. Discover refers to the task of: (Points : 4)…
* Became involved politics, rose head National Socialist Germans Workers’ Party (Nazi); skillfully used democracy against itself, became chancellor January 30, 1933, appointed self dictator ( March 23, 1933), banned other parties, disbanded Reichstag (German parliament)…
Hitler and the Nazis came to power in January 1933. Their policies turned Germany into a Nazi police state. Many Germans benefited from Nazi rule but all at a cost.…
Bridget Murphy Mrs.Shakleton English 9 12/8/14 It was 1933 when Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany; he was now in complete control. This was only a start to the horrible years yet to come. Hitler set out to conquer as much land as he could and aimed for weaker countries like Poland. He began something called concentration camps (What are Concentration Camps?).…
World War I left Germany vulnerable and leaderless. Germany struggled economically, like any other country in the world, especially hard. They did not just lose the war; they lost territory, military, money, and hope. Paul von Hindenburg, president of Germany appointed Adolf Hitler Chancellor on January 30, 1933 along with the National Socialist German Workers Party, or Nazis. Germany did not stay a democracy for long. The Enabling Act permitted one cabinet, the Nazi Party, to be in place for four years, giving Hitler full dictatorship.…
Germany had little option but to sign this treaty or face the threat of the Allies invading Germany. This was not the view of the German people. They felt they were stabbed…
After a year in office, Hitler began a compaign to revise the Versailles Treaty. He declared himself the Third Reich. He withdrew Germany from the League of Nations, renounced the Versailles Treaty and re-armed Germany. Hitler annexed Austria and threatened Poland. Germany invaded Poland and World War II…
The Big Four made all the decisions regarding the Treaty, leaving other countries such as Germany and Russia with smaller territories. Also, it require Germany to pay $33 billion in reparations angering the Germans which created hostile feelings towards the US and the other European nation by the Germans. As a result these hostile feelings, Adolph Hitler was easily able to come in power.…
According to the treaty, Germans and the Allies were held responsible for affects of World War I. As a result, Germany lost their lands and eventually became economically instability helped Hitler to gain a trust and support of the people, which intern helped him to rise in power easily and start the Second World War…
Also in the treaty, the allied powers forced them to pay for all expenses in the war. The total cost was well over a billion dollars. This hurt the economic system of Germany and they couldn't pay for it all. It sparked the Germans to once again get revenge on the allied powers and gain control of their country again.…
During the early 1920s, Germany was struggling with both economic and political instability. After Germany was destroyed in the Great War, they were forced to sign The Treaty of Versailles. This was the Peace Settlement between the Allies and Germany at the end of the First World War.…
In 1918 when the war had ended the League of Nations was drawn up, but at the same time the "big three" were planning a way to get compensation for the war and make Germany a lesser threat to any of the European countries.In 1914 Germany had a big empire covering parts of Poland and France. In 1918 the big three had Germany in the palm of their hands, then decided to make Germany a lesser threat by cutting its army down to 100,000 men , making them pay �6,600 million in compensation. They then decided to weaken their economy but not in such a way that Germany could not buy goods from abroad. Another aspect of the treaty was taking away Germany's colonies. Germany only had itself to worry about now.…