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Why did Hitler feel justified in taking over Austria and the Sudetenland's?
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∙ 8y ago
The Sudetenland had always been part of Germany until the victorious Allies simply took it from Germany in 1919 and gave it away to the newly established Czech Republic.
When the Empire of Austria-Hungary fell apart after 1918, the German-speaking part (today's Austria) had itself requested permission from the Allies to be made part of Germany. This request was then denied. Although the Anschluss of both countries was and is often painted as an act of agression by Germany, it had at the time wide support in Austria, and not only among Austrian Nazis.
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∙ 11y agobecause hitler is a very mean person and he didn't like jews or blacks
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∙ 8y agoAt one time they were part of Germany so he thought of it as getting back what was lost. Even today there are some in Germany who believe that they should be part of the German state.
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Why did Hitler feel justified in taking over Austria?
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When was klara Hitler born?
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