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June 28, 1919. Signed in the Hall of Mirrors and officially ended World War II

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Germany loses a lot of land, has to scale down their military, and is drowning in debt which causes the German economy to crash and inflation to soar.

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Hitler joins Workers party (September 12, 1919)

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Hitler joins Workers party (September 12, 1919)

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He joins the German Workers Party; they like his ideas and oratory skills. Party renamed to the Nazi Party.

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Hindenburg makes Hitler chancellor, expecting to be able to control him. Hindenburg was wrong and Hitler basically became the leader in almost everything but name.

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When Hindenburg dies,
Hitler goes from powerful to omnipotent and takes full control of Germany

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Hitler begins undoing the Treaty of Versailles (March 16, 1935)

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Hitler begins undoing the Treaty of Versailles (March 16, 1935)

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Hitler began to beef up the German military and breaks the treaty by building an air force, a full navy, and a terrifying army.

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Germany begins to take land from other countries (March 12, 1938)

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Germany begins to take land from other countries (March 12, 1938)

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Hitler would basically ask for a piece of a country and the allies would agree then telling Hitler
that he couldn't have any more. Repeat.

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Hitler wants some land from Czechoslovakia and the Allies give it to him, as long as he promises not to invade the rest of Czechoslovakia. He immediately breaks the promise.

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Alliance formed between Germany and Italy

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Invades Poland, starting WW2 (September 1, 1939)

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Invades Poland, starting WW2 (September 1, 1939)

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Hitler and Russia invades Poland

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1. Boyko, Viktoria. “Central Europe on the Threshold of the 21st Century.” Academia.edu, 2012, www.academia.edu/3148230/Central_Europe_on_the_Threshold_of_the_21st_Century.
2. Notes from class
3. “Churchill Archive for Schools.” Source 8 - Part of a Letter to Churchill from an American Citizen, August 1939, Aug. 1939, www.churchillarchiveforschools.com/themes/the-themes/key-events-and-developments-in-world-history/did-people-agree-with-churchills-stand-on-appeasement/the-sources/source-8
4. “The Munich Agreement (1938).” Nazi Germany, 29 June 2018, alphahistory.com/nazigermany/munich-agreement-1938/.