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What actions did the Nazis take that webt against the treaty of Versailles?
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What was the cause of the reoccupation of the rhineland?
Hitler was obviously aware of the unfairness of the Versailles peace treaty. The demilitarisation of the Rhineland was designed to be a buffer to prevent Germany having a military presence near to France. If the Allies didn't react militarily against the move, only a few thousand men were involved initially, then it would be a flagrant, & successful, violation of the area. The French & British already had removed their occupying forces previously. It was a step towards war, had the Allies reacted at the time then history would be very different, but they did not do anything to prevent Hitlers reoccupation. Hitler remilitarised the Rhineland in defiance of the Versailles Treaty.
What event caused World War II to start?
In simplest terms, the main cause of World War two was World War one, consult your local history teacher for more information.
What actions did the Nazis take to carry out Hitler's ''final solution''?
They built and equipped death camps.
How did the Nazis get so powerful?
After WWI, Germany fell into an awful economic rut - one US dollar was worth about 40 million German marks, at one point; Germans felt wronged by the Treaty of Versailles; and the French had set up a new government in Germany (the Reichstag), which was democratic. The Nazis promised a return to glory and pride, as well as economic success. They said that Germans were superior to other ethnicities, appealing to Germans' feelings of abuse. Although Germans did know that the Nazis were anti-Semitic, anti-Semitism had been prevalent in society for a long time. Also, Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazis, was very charismatic, and was persuasive - if not charming - while giving speeches. The Nazis were elected into the Reichstag (although not by majority), starting their steady climb in power in Germany.
How many political dissidents die in the holocaust?
None for thier political beliefs. People only died in the Holocaust for being Jewish. The Nazis were responsible for killing political opponents even before they were elected (as they also suffered losses), the actions against political opponents pre-date the Holocaust and most of the actions completed by then.
When did the Nazis repudiate the Versailles treaty?
March 7, 1936
What measure did the Nazis take that was a rejection of the Versailles treaty?
go to war
Did the Treaty of Versailles allow nazim to take over Germany?
yes, nazis were not happy w/ the treaty and started a plan of revenge
Did the Nazis start World War 2?
The Nazis invaded Poland and this was the start of World War 2. Other countries declared war on Germany because of what they did to Poland and because he violated the Treaty of the Versailles.
How did World War I make the Treaty of Versailles so harsh?
The Treaty of Versailles was signed to end World War 1, but it was harsh because the Germans were being punished. This made them mad, the Nazis rose, and then we get World War II.
How far was the treaty of Versailles the most important factor in German history between 1918 and 1933?
If there would'nt have been treaty than nazis would'nt have come to power argue on this
What were the Jews blamed for by the Nazis?
All the bad things which has happened to germany e.g. Lost of ww1, hyperinflation, signing the treaty of versailles.
Was it legal for Hitler and the Nazis to rearm Germany?
It violated the Treaty of Versailles. Arguments could be made that it was legal or illegal, with the former being that Germany was still a sovereign state in spite of the treaty.
Was the Treaty of Versailles effective?
No, the Treaty of Versailles was not effective. In fact it was counterproductive Instead of making another European war impossible, it practically made WW2 inevitable. The treaty was designed to punish and weaken Germany. It succeeded in causing great economic dislocation and bitterness in Germany, without which the Nazis would likely not have managed to seize power.
Did world war 2 first start in Europe?
World War 2 started in September in 1939 when the Nazis invaded Poland and violated the Versailles Treaty.
Why are they fighting in world war 2?
The evil, murderous Nazi Germans were taking over countries, killing Jews and violating the Treaty of Versailles. The Allied Forces went against Adolf Hitler's axis forces to stop the Nazis and the Japanese from their cruelty and imperialism.
Did the Nazis occupy Versailles in World War 2?
Yes, they did occupy Versailles.
