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Uh... he was in charge of Germany, i doubt he signed one of those with his own country.
He signed one with Russia (Soviet Union) because he did not want them to invade Germany because he was afraid of the Soviet Union. he was right to be afraid, because when he broke the NAP (Non Aggressive Pact), the soviet union came at him with all power and kicked his little @$$ back to Germany and took control of Berlin and ended the war
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What aggressive act against a nation finally drew declarations of war against Hitler?
The United States declared war on Japan who was an ally to Hitler's Nazi party in Germany, because of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Who did Hitler sign a nonaggression act with?
With Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union.
Why did the nonaggression act between Germany and the Soviert Union fail?
When Hitler attacked Russia.
How did Germany act to undermine the Treaty of Versailles?
Hitler defied the treaty and began rebuilding Germany's army anyway. Because the League of Nations didn't challenge them, Hitler then moved troops into the Rhineland, which was a buffer between Germany and France.
The British responded to Hitler's demand for Czechoslovakian territory by?
They used a policy of appeasement. They met in Munich, Germany to sign the Munich Pact to allow Hitler to take the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia. This act made them look like fools when they learned Hitler had already sent troops into the Sudetenland before the Munich Conference and the signing of the pact.
How would you explain Germany's enabling act?
The enabling act meant that Hitler could pass any law. This act was passed on the 23rd of march 1933
Which act of aggression led to World War 2?
Adolph Hitler - the Nazi dictator of Germany - invaded Poland on September 1, 1939 Britain and France declared war on Germany for this unprovoked act of aggression
Which act or treaty did Winston Churchill oppose?
No. Nobody did except Germany
At what age do pitbull get aggressive?
Theres no specific time they get aggressive. They act how they act because how they are raised and how they are trained.
What influenced the Holocaust?
What influenced the Holocaust was Germany losing in World War One. Germany had to sign a peace treaty (most peace treaties are created after wars) after World War One. The peace treaty required Germany to pay back all the casualties caused in World War One. After the treaty was signed Germany's economy was bad. Hitler wanted Germany to have pride in their nation (also known as nationalism). Hitler saw that Jews were taking all the professional jobs such as doctors and scientists. So Hitler first blamed the economy on Jews and caused the Jews to have poor jobs. Next Hitler wanted emergency war actions so Germany could act fast. As Hitler's power increased the nationalism increased and the Jews, handicapped, mentally challenged and many others died or lived very poorly.
What was the non aggression act?
It was an agreement between the Soviet Union and Germany before WWII saying that they would not fight each other. Hitler promised not to invade Soviet land and the Soviets promised not to fight Germany. Basically, it was an agreement that the two nations would stay away from one another's goals. Hitler did not honor the act when the invaded Russia.
What is the meaning of Hitler raising his hand?
The raising of hand of Hitler may not clarify the meaning but this raising of hand was first adopted in 1930 by Nazi party to show respect and obedience to Adolf Hitler by saying "Heil Hitler!"["Hail Hitler"] or "Seig Heil"["Hail Vistory"]. In present time this type of act or greeting would be consider criminal act in Germany and Austria.
