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October 1933 - Hitler withdraws Germany from: Disarmament Conference, League of Nations & Rapallo

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October 1933 - Hitler withdraws Germany from: Disarmament Conference, League of Nations & Rapallo

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DAILEY -
-"Germany declared that if France would not limit it's military, then it would be forced to arm itself for defense. Germany withdrew from the conference when it became clear that France would not disarm, and withdrew from the League of Nations shortly afterwards" (Dailey 145).
-Hitler withdraws from League due to his views of unequal treatment; Germany rearmament policy begins officially March 1935

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Jan. 26, 1934- German-Polish Non-Aggression Pact 

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Jan. 26, 1934- German-Polish Non-Aggression Pact 

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DAILEY _
-"Polish-German Non-Aggression Pact, each state guaranteed that it would not attack the other for a period of ten years. It also led to:
-recognition by Germany of Poland's borders
-better diplomatic relations to discuss disputes
-increased trade between the two states" (Dailey 151).
*No longer feared Polish military, helpful for Germany (more trade) and Poland (food and metals to Germany)

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June 14-15, 1934 - Hitler visited Mussolini who later orders troops to Austrian border to thwart Nazi coup 

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June 14-15, 1934 - Hitler visited Mussolini who later orders troops to Austrian border to thwart Nazi coup 

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DAILEY -
-Hitler meets Mussolini and tries to convince him that Austria should become a German satellite state.
-Mussolini rejects idea, so Hitler gives Austrian Nazi strong, unofficial encouragement to stage a coup a month later.
-Hitler continues to try to annex Austria and fails showing his lack of influence/affect in international affairs
-shows Italy was determined to co-operate with Britain and France to keep Germany weak and under control (Dailey 153)

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Jan. 13, 1935 - Saar plebiscite (vote) victory for Hitler 

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Jan. 13, 1935 - Saar plebiscite (vote) victory for Hitler 

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DAILEY -
-Lots of iron and coal
-Region of Germany that bordered France
-Placed under League after WW1; France allowed to use coalmines
-Plebiscite in Saar in Jan 1935 (Join Germany, join France, stay under League)
-90% of citizens voted to rejoin Germany, Hitler was thrilled as this pointed towards support for him and his government (Dailey 154).

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SHP Hitler's Foreign Policy -
-One weekend, Hitler announces to the world that Germany has a military air force, the next weekend, he announces Germany will introduce conscription to build an army of 750,000 (SHP 382)
-Britain, France, and Italy do not react except by denouncing Germany and threatening action over further changes (SHP 382)

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Mar. 7, 1936 - Hitler remilitarized the Rhineland 

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Mar. 7, 1936 - Hitler remilitarized the Rhineland 

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DAILEY -
-Large strip of Germany territory boarding Belgium, France, and Luxembourg
-Demilitarized end of WW1
-"German troops entered the Rhineland on March 7th, 1936 to reassure France that they did not intend to violate the France-German frontier, they were initially few in number and lightly equipped"
-"The remilitarization of Rhineland was a triumph for Hitler"
-Created feeling in Europe that Germany was now the center of European power" (Dailey 157).

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SHP Hitler's Foreign Policy -
-"In this speech Hitler argued that Germany needed to solve her space problems by 1943-5. He did not though refer specifically to war with USSR." (379)
-The speech was poorly received by the public (SHP 379).
-"Most historians consider the memorandum does indicate how Hitler was moving towards implementing his long-termprogramme" (SHP 379).

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 Mar. 12. 1938 - Hitler moved into Austria

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 Mar. 12. 1938 - Hitler moved into Austria

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DAILEY -
-After Hitler's failed attempt to take control of Austria in 1934, Germany boycotted Austrian goods and raw materials
-Weakened Austria's economy
-Hitler wanted Austria to merge with Germany (Austria had large factories with plenty of workers, large access to gold, iron, and magnesium)
-Austria tried to negotiate with Germany, but Hitler continued to fight; plebiscite ordered; Nazi appointed government officials
-Riots broke out against Schuschnigg's (new) government; German troops enter Austria to "restore order"
-Schuschnigg resigns as chacellor and Austria is officially annexed by Germany (Dailey 161-162)

SHP Hitler's Foreign Policy -
-Hitler worried over how much control he would have, and so forth decided to invade
-Over radio, Schuschnigg told Austrian's not to resist (SHP 587)

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SHP Hitler's Foreign Policy -
-Conference was Britain, France, Germany, and Italy. USSR and Czechoslovakia not invited (SHP 391)
-Conference agreed to the German occupation of Sudetenland between October 1-10th, followed by the plebiscites in mixed areas, and international guarantees of Czechoslovakia (SHP 391)
-At the conference, Sudetenland was given to Germany on October 10th, this was a "great triumph" for Germany (SHP 382)
-Hitler had hoped to attack and fully dismember Czechoslovakia, so he was instead disappointed (SHP 382)

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DAILEY -
-"On 1 September, a massive invasion of Poland began. Three large German armies attacked from the north, est and south of the country, numbering over 1.5 million men, and a smaller, Slovakian army entered from the south" (Dailey 177).
SHP -
-"Hitler decides war against Poland; he still considers Britain and France will not intervene"
-Hitler talks of alliance with USSR
-Nazi-Soviet Pact publicly stipulates non-aggression for ten years
-September 1, 1939 Germany invades Poland