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Who: German armed forces
What: Compulsory military service
When: 1933
Where: Germany
Why: Hitler felt that Germany had the right to build up her armed forces as she could no longer rely on the collective security of the league of nations provided.
How: Destroying the treaty of Versailles

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Who: Hitler
Where: Rhineland
When: 1936
What: Remilitarisation
Why: Hitler hated the Treaty of Versailles because he did not want Rhineland to be demilitarised.
How: Hitler sent a weak force into Rhineland and to withdraw if attacked

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German Participation in Spanish Civil War 1937

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German Participation in Spanish Civil War 1937

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Who: Hitler
What: Hitler sent troops and equipment and warplanes to support spanish nationalist forces.
When: 1937
Where: Spain
Why: Hitler hoped to divert Britain and France's attention from his expansionist policy as well as to test out his army and air force
How: Hitler justified his actions by explaining Germany's actions as defending civilisation against communism

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Being an Austrian, Hitler had always wanted to unite Germany and Austria as one country(why). In March 1938(when), Hitler(who) used his influence to appoint a pro-Nazi minister, Seyss-Inquart(who), as the new Austrian Chancellor(what). Seyss-Inquart invited German troops into Austria(where) to establish order in Austria(how). The next day the Anschluss was announced and German unified with Austria.

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Who: Germany, Czechoslovakia, Britain, France, Italy
What: Hitler wanted the German-Speaking Sudetenland and threatened to invade it till it was ceded. Met in Munich for a conference where Hitler was granted Sudetenland in return for a signed peace treaty from him, promising that he will not invade the rest of Czechoslovakia.
When: September 1938
Where: Czechoslovakia, Germany
Why: Sudetenland was culturally tied to Germany, it had key defence points that Hitler needed. Gaining control of Sudetenland would also mean that he could order the Germans in the area to join the German Army or begin the reeducation of youth in Sudetenland, increasing his forces.
How: Munich Pact

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Germany, France, Britain, Czech and USSR

The people in the Sudetenlands wanted to be unified with  Germany and Hitler said he would go to war for them. However the Czechs leader said he would go to war against the Germans as he had the french, british and ussr supporting him.
However the british and french sign a pact behind the ussr with hitler and stalin and the czechs were not informed causing the czechs leader to resign giving the oppurtunity for hitler to storm into czechslovakia.

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The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact signed between the Nazis and the Soviets ensured that Hitler would not have to fight on both the Western and Eastern fronts as they did in WW1 which led to Germany losing the war as their troops and resources were exhausted. The whole of continental Europe was divided into German and Soviet spheres of influence, bordering along Eastern Poland and the Vistula River, and the USSR was given control of the Baltic states of Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia. Also included in a secret protocol of the pact was the partitioning of Poland between the two countries.

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Who: Germany, Poland
What: Battle of Poland lasted only 1 month before German victory, because German Army was more mechanized and they used BLITZKRIEG which destroyed poland's army
Where: Poland
When: 1939
Why: Hitler saw that Poland's army was weak and would not be able to resist the might of the german army. Annexation of more land, lebensraum
How: BLITZKRIEG