After Hitler took over Germany, he began to violate the Treaty of Versailles. It was not fear that prevented Germany from occupying the Rhineland as an example. France and Great Britain were counting on negotiations with Germany to prevent a major war. Therefore, if the violation was small. such as the Rhineland, the two allies were not that concerned. They also had the belief that Hitler could be contained by appeasement and took him on his word that he did not want a war.
It's the poorest of them all, I'm afraid.
They were afraid they would lose their supply of natural resources.
They were afraid they would lose their supply of natural resources.
I can quite understand your question. ++ I'm afraid I can't. Hitler did not "destroy" WW2, but was responsible for it through his annexation of other European countries. Britain declared war on Germany as a result.
He thought they would never do it. This was because he thought that these two countries would be afraid, broke, and uncertain in knowing Germany's reaction to the countries attacking it. In the end, Germany fell to England and France.
In layman's terms: After the First World War Germany got a really raw deal this was a contributing factor to the Second World War, so the U.S was afraid of a third one and they gave western Europe loans to ensure stability and prosperity. Also they were afraid that weak, poor European countries would be more susceptible to communist revolution.
Perspective, you can see something as either a roadblock or a challenge-it's up to the individual to choose.
YES!
Other equally powerful countries had been attacked and defeated
Germany had just successfully invaded France(for apex btw
Germany was afraid that America would go into war, and they were afraid of America.
No, they did not challenge him because they were afraid of him. They praised him and made him a Pharaoh