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The Allies (including France and England) had made an agreement with Germany after the first World War called the Treaty of Versailles. Hitler broke the Treaty by doing things like marching troops into the Rhineland in 1936, but the first thing he did when the Nazis came to power in 1933 was build up the army and air force. These things were all forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles, but the Allies used appeasement - the policy of giving in to avoid war - which lead to Hitler taking over Austria and the Sudetenland, then a few months later the rest of Czechoslovakia (as it was called then) and finally Poland, which caused Britain and France to declare war.
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Where and when did the story The Three Musketeers takes place?
It takes place in seventeenth-century France, in the 1620s.
Le tour de France information?
Try the offical Tour de France website www.letour.fr
Why did Louis the 16Th try to escape France?
He became convinced that his life and that of his family was in danger.
Is there a way to avoid the 54 minute wait with megavideo?
Pay for a membership or try tv links eu.
What involvement did France have in world war 1?
Ever since 1871 France had been bitterly hostile to Germany because of the harsh treatment at the end of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71. In 1871 France had been forced to hand over most of Alsace and Lorraine to the newly unified Germany and to pay substantial reparations. The defeat of France in about six months had raised a little question- mark beside its claim to great power status. One of the reasons why the annexation of Alsace and Lorraine caused such resentment was the inhabitants (though German-speaking in the Alsace) identified with France and saw themselves as French. They were never really accepted as German in Germany. In his retirement, Bismarck said that the treatment of France in 1871 had been a blunder as it had created a permanent enemy. Following Germany's declaration of war on Russia in 1914, France was obliged under the terms of its treaty with Russia (dating from 1892) to assist Russia. Moreover, over 3 million German troops were advancing towards France. Joncey
How and why did France continually transgress the League of nation's ideals and rules?
they were all like, no you don't Hitler and Hitler was all like try and stop me and then France had no chance
What city did Jefferson try to purchase from France?
england
Did Hitler try and take over England because he was jealous of fish and chips?
No.
When did the Nazis try to invade England?
Hitler canceled his plans to invade England after he considered he would not be able to fight Russia and England at the same time.
When did France try to marry England in hetalia?
That was in episode 12 of the first series.
How did Britain and France try to stop German aggression 1938-1939?
Prior to world war II, Germany was taking over countries right and left. The Prime Minister of England signed a peace treaty with Hitler. France didn't do anything. The peace treaty did not work. Hitler kept eating away at the countries and land, and ever step he took, England told him "If you take one more step, We are going to attack you!" Hitler took more steps with the same threat being conveyed to him. He eventually dismissed the threat as 'void and nonthreatening' to his cause.
Did Hitler try to take England?
Yes, it was called the Battle of Britian. To be precise, the efforts of the RAF in the Battle of Britain prevented Hitler from launching a sea-borne invasion of Britain.
Did Britain and France have an alliance?
In WW2, the British carried out an operation called 'Overlord' (D-Day) to try and get the Nazis out of France. They also worked together to try and destroy Hitler and his army along with help from the Russians and Americans.
When world war to start and what time?
The World War 2 started in 1939 when Neville Chamberland went to Hitler to try and avoid war
Why did France and England agree to sign the 1938 Munich Pact?
Both England and France agreed to the conditions of the 1938 Munich Pact because they believed that Hitler would not try to extend German power in Europe after they agreed to having the Sudetenland be annexed by Germany. As it turned out, Hitler had every intention to expand Germany's power in Europe. The Munich Pact gave hope to England and France that there would be no wars in Europe if they agreed to Hitler's demands.
Where did Dermot go to try and get help to win back his kingdom of leinster?
He went to Wales, then to England and finally to France.
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