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When did Hitler reintroduce conscription?
In March 1935 Hitler reintroduced compulsory military service for all able bodied men reaching age 19.
What country did Germany first attack to start World war 2?
WORLD WAR 2 BEGAN IN ETHIOPIA. ON THE 16TH MAY 1935 THE KING WROTE TO GENEVA ABOUT ITALY AGGRESSIVE WEAPONS BUILD UP AND THEY IGNORE THE LETTER. MUSSOLINI AND HITLER NEEDED MONEY/GOLD TO HELP WITH THE ATTACK ON EUROPE AND ETHIOPIA RICH AS SHE WAS. SEEMS TO BE THE PLACE TO ATTACK AND SO THEY DID. THEY WAR THEN SHIFT TO POLAND AND SO FORTH. AnswerPoland It was actually Czechoslovakia, then PolandIt became a World War after Hitler invaded Poland, which led to the UK declaring war on Germany. There had, as indicated above, been fighting before then, but if Hitler hadn't invaded Poland, he might have got away with it...
What were the first 3 countries Hitler took over?
Adolf Hitler's first territorial objective, which he achieved, was ordering the annexation of Austria and the Sudentenland in 1938. His other territorial objectives included invading Poland, which was achieved on September 1, 1939, and the occupation of Czechoslovakia, achieved in March 1938.
How many language's did Hitler speak?
He spoke German (language of Austria), he may have been able to speak a few word's in English but its not entirely known. I think its been proved that he spoke a bit of Italian as well but I'm not too sure.
Hitler agree to not take any more land after the sudetenland?
I'm not 100% sure. But you should be able to find your answer on www.loltrain.com
When did Hitler reintroduce conscription?
In March 1935 Hitler reintroduced compulsory military service for all able bodied men reaching age 19.
How were Hitler and the Nazi Party able to consolidate power in Germany between January 1933 and March 1933?
They had a good plan.
First country Nazi Germany invaded?
Austria, however it was not really an invasion but a coerced decision by the Austrian government to turn power over to the Austrian Nazi Party (that took orders from Hitler). It was called the "Anschluss" which is German for 'joining', 'connection', or 'union'. Thereafter Austria was considered part of "greater Germany" and fully participated in Germany's ambitions & conquests.
Why did Hitler feel justified in taking over Austria?
Hitler took over Austria in 1938 because many links were shared between Germany. He created an 'Anschluss' with Austria. Hitler also was born in Austria and this made him want Austria. Hitler also had the idea of 'Lebensraum' or Living room/space in which he gelt was needed, so he took Austria. Austria did not really mind this as it had economic problems within from being separated from Germany previously. If you are in PA Cyber it is because Hitler believed in uniting the German-speaking peoples of Europe. And that can be found on page 828 of your textbook... =D Also, he tried to take over Austria in 1934 but was stopped by Mussolini. When Hitler allied with him, he was able to take over Austria without interference! (Sarah) Austrians are Ethnic Germans.
What two actions did Hitler take to become a dictator?
He ran for office and after he got in he created an incident that he was able to capitalize on and took over the government.
Why did Benito Mussolini sign the Munich pact?
Mussolini wanted power. He felt he could gain more power by being an ally of Hitler's Germany. So helped the United Kingdom and France think that Hitler's takeover of Austria was nothing and that Europe would be able to avoid war.
If Hitler was assassinated would the Russians have taken over?
No, because then Germany would have many other http://military.answers.comilitaryofficials ready to take Hitler's place.This depends on many factors, including when the assassination of Hitler takes place. If the assassination takes place before Hitler was able to unify the country, the country may not politically have been able to agree on a way to mobilize the country, nor join with Austria. Without a strong Germany, Russia would have been far less hesitant in assimilating adjoining countries such as Poland.
Why were dictators like Hitler able to gain so much power in the years before World War 2?
Hitler was very smart for one thing and he gave the people of Austria and Germany what they wanted but the reason dictators get so far in their own dictatorship is because they usually know what the people want.
Can non Eu citizen study in Austria?
how isNOT non EU CITIZEN ABLE TO STUDY IN AUSTRIA
What did Adolf Hitler most regret?
Adolf Hitler? Probably not being able to defeat the British.Not being able to defeat the USA.Not being able to win the war.Not being able to wipe the Jewish Religion out of extinction.
How did the Enabling Act help Hitler control Nazi Germany?
The Enabling Law (Ermaechtigungsgestz), passed by a two-thirdsmajority became law on 23 March 1933. It allowed the Chancellor (Hitler) to rule by decree without even the need for the agreement of the President. Thereafter Hitler ruled by decree ... Joncey
Why was Hitler able to come to power in Germany?
He was elected.
