Hitler didn't want Abyssinia: Mussolini wanted it. During the Italian invasion of Abyssinia, while the European attention was diverted, Hitler took advantage and reoccupied the demilitarised area called Rhineland. This happened in 1936. With this action Hitler broke both the Treaty of Versailles and the Lacarno pact.
Britain and France wanted Mussolini as an ally against Hitler the league of nations failed to protect their countries.
Ethiopia also known as Abyssinia was invaded by Italy in 1935 under Fascist leader, Benito Mussolini. He wanted to boost Italian self esteem following their defeat by the Ethiopians at the Battle of Adowa in 1896. He also wanted to emulate Hitler's plans to expand Germany.
Hitler is dead so he is not wanted anymore.
Nobody wants Hitler anymore as he is dead.
Adolf Hitler wanted to become an artitst but was rejected at a school for artists.
- Mussolini readied to invade Abyssinia (Ethiopia). He wanted war and glory, so Abyssinia asked the League of Nations to help. - The League attempted to reason with Mussolini but he used this time to send an army to Africa, so the league suggested a compromise to give only a part of Abyssinia to Italy. - Mussolini ignored the League, and continued to invade Abyssinia. - This resulted in the League banning weapon sales and putting sanctions on rubber and metal. - Italy conquered Abyssinia, so the League had failed
Hitler wanted to get the entire Europe , under the power of Nazi rule.
He wanted to be an artist.
Hitler wanted was becuase he was gay
Abyssinia - musical - was created in 1987.
1. Italy lacked a large colonial empire. 2. Under the Treaty of Versailles, Italy was granted little land. 3. Italian economy was not in a good shape, A Colonial War would distract attention from this. 4. Abyssinia could be a useful market for Italian goods and was a good place to settle Italy's surplus population. 5. Above all, Mussolini glorified War, some suggest he wanted revenge for the defeat of 1896. 6. Basically Italy wanted to be a strong empire, like the roman empire
Abyssinia is the old name for what is today the country of Eritrea and the northern part of Ethiopia.