Sudetenland

Anti-Comintern pact ,1936 was signed between two powerful dictators. It was wise for Hitler to include a dictator like Mussolini and Italy and later Japan to build his opposition against the communist. Hitler is using Mussolini who is the leader of the fascist movement and his admiration, Which “was soon expanded to include the major Asian power Japan in the Anti-Comintern pact in which the three nations” constructed an opposition against the comintern(Communist). It’s wise because two of the…

Agreement was derived from a conference that occurred in Munich, Germany and signed on September 30, 1938 by Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Édouard Daladier, and Neville Chamberlain. This agreement ensured that Hitler would be able to collect the Sudetenland he believed belonged to Germany without the use of violence. The Munich Agreement is an example of British and French attempts at appeasement because according to Overy’s definition of appeasement, this agreement gave Germany (the…

October 1936, and Anti-Comintern Pact between Germany and Japan in November 1936. The Path to war was marked for years (1938-1939). During this time, there was the Annexation of Austria in March 1938. There was also a demand for the cession of the Sudetenland in September 15, 1938 and in September 29, 1938, Mussolini of Italy, Hitler of Germany, Chamberlain of England, Daldier of France made all the decisions at the meeting. Hitler’s main objective in the late 1930s were the reoccupation of…

World War II was a devastating event after just 20 years of peace between nations. Although the Allies declaring war on Germany, after the invasion of Poland, was the official start of the Second World War, there were many other factors that led to an outbreak of conflict in 1939. The Treaty of Versailles was the main reason for Germany forcing the Allies into another war but there was also the Great Depression, Adolf Hitler, the Nazi Party and the Appeasement policy. The Treaty of Versailles…

school in a region known as the Sudetenland. Schindler worked for his father, Hans Schindler, selling farm equipment. Schindler's father was the owner of a large factory. After his marriage in 1928 however Schindler left his father’s factory. To make some money Schindler started a poultry farm. This was dismally unsuccessful and Schindler closed the business within six months. In 1939 Schindler joined the Nazi party when Germany invaded Czechoslovakia and annexed Sudetenland. This action was…

On November 9th 1938, one of the early attempts of the assassination of Hitler occurred. Even before the start of World War 2, some individuals including Maurice Bavaud believed that Hitler was not suited for Germany and would be a blockage from the nation prospering. In Bavaud’s case he believed Hitler was an incarnation of the devil who needed to be taken down. World War 2 started on September 1st, 1939 so if Bavaud’s shot was successful the war could have been avoided. There were many…

Throughout history, historians and scholars have theorized what were the real reasons as to how and when World War II officially start. Most people outside of the field discuss that it was mainly because Germany attacked Poland and how the United States saved the world with the Allies. However, most historians can agree that there was a different demeanor on how World War II actually started. Most will say that it because of the many faults of the Treaty of Versailles after World War I. Because…

Resolving disputes without the bloodshed of war, may not always be the best option for humanity. Winston Churchill, a member of Parliament, claimed that Chamberlain made a major mistake when it came to the Munich settlement. He argued that Britain’s decision to not go to war against Germany would have serious repercussions on all of Europe. By settling the dispute peacefully with the Nazi’s, this would only encourage Hitler to claim more territory in Europe. Churchill’s speech to Parliament…

professional job i.e. doctors, teachers, accountants and children could not attend school. The night of the Kristallnacht is something one cannot forget. That night of 9th - 10th November 1938, was an anti-Jewish pogrom in Germany, Austria and the Sudetenland where “Jewish homes, hospitals, and schools were ransacked, as the attackers demolished buildings with sledgehammers. Over 1,000 synagogues were burned and over 7,000 Jewish businesses destroyed or damaged”. After the invasion of Poland,…

Now Fuhrer of Germany, Hitler was quick to stop unemployment. He grew Germany's economy, bringing them out of the depression and putting millions to work. The people loved him, he had saved them from the depression that had torn Germany apart for years and united the German people under one goal, the eradication of Jews, Slavs, and the November Criminals who betrayed Germany when the Great War was over. The people were furious, they believed what their ‘Fuhrer’ had told them and wanted the…