Germany gained control of the Sudetenland through a combination of political maneuvering and military intimidation. In 1938, Adolf Hitler exploited the grievances of ethnic Germans in the Sudetenland, claiming they were being mistreated by Czechoslovakia. The Munich Agreement, signed by Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Italy, allowed Germany to annex the region without military intervention, under the pretext of self-determination. This appeasement failed to prevent further German aggression in Europe.
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He became chancellor in early 1933, but it took him about a year and a half to gain total control of Germany. So the answer would be 1934.
To expand his rise to gain control over Germany.
so they could never be able to gain control of any country to do anymore damage
The last barrier to Hitlers complete domination of Germany was the President, an old Conservative from the Imperial period called Paul Hindenburg. When the President died in 1934, Hitler became Fuehrer.
He gained total control of Germany.
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He gained control in 1932.
January 1933
He became chancellor in early 1933, but it took him about a year and a half to gain total control of Germany. So the answer would be 1934.
Hitler became chancellor in 1933.
1 because Germany wanted France's land 2 because it wanted to gain control on its citizens
To expand his rise to gain control over Germany.
so they could never be able to gain control of any country to do anymore damage
During World War 1, Germany and Russia fought heavily to gain control of the Balkan Peninsula. The two belligerents were trying to get the upper hand in terms of advantageous geographical positioning.