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Why was it so easy for Nazi Germany to acquire territory in the 1930s?
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∙ 12y ago
Before Germany invaded Poland in 1939 It only acquired what was taken from it as a result of loosing WW1. The victors WW1 did not find it to their advantage at the time to get involved in another war to hold on to these territory's. as they were still stugling with the aftermath of the great depression.
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