Sudetenland

Three of the main countries with dictators that posed a threat to world peace were Japan, Germany, and Italy. Japan 's threat began with confusion over whether they should be following the example of the Western democracies like Britain, France, and America or if they should be following the fascist dictatorships like Germany and Italy. The decision finally came to head in the mid 1930s when the very imperial minded Japanese military decided to take matters into their own hands. At that point…

Firstly, Source C tells us that four great powers of Europe during 1938 attended the Munich Conference and collectively agreed that Adolf Hitler could claim the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia without a plebiscite, so long as Hitler didn’t invade the rest of Czechoslovakia. These four powers consisted of Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Neville Chamberlain and Edouard Daladier France. Moreover, Source C states ‘can keep the peace’ showing that peace was kept and war was temporarily avoided by…

The Treaty of Versailles was put together hurriedly in a manner that was vague hence exposing the Allies’ ideological rift in the conference. The Germans refused to accept war-guilt clause under Article 231 and the terms of reparations (Henig, 1933). This led to resentment over the Treaty by the Germans hence fueling nationalism. The issue of re-drawing the map in Europe and the Middle East was a heated debate amongst the Allies. France demanded that the Saar region and Rhineland were to be…

World War II Should Have Never Happened 60 million people are the number of people who died during the Second World War. The fall of colonialism, rise of communism, development of nuclear weapons, and the Holocaust may all have never happened if WWII was prevented. WWI was the reason for WWII. Effects of WWI to Germany, Italy, and Japan include economic crisis, senses of betrayal, and uncertain futures were all reasons that led to the autocratic powers of the Axis (Germany, Japan, and Italy).…

One of the many causes of World War Two was the Treaty of Versailles. This treaty was written on June 28th, 1919 and cause a large amount of problems for Germany which likely lead to the beginning of World War Two. The treaty made Germany have to accept the war debt which made Germany very mad. There were a lot of conditions in the treaty that Germany had to accept such as, Germany had to take the blame for starting World War One. Germany did not feel that they alone had caused the war but they…

being released under the Munich agreement. The Munich agreement is a settlement permitting the Nazi Germany's annexation of Czechoslovakia along the country's borders mainly inhabited by German speakers, for which a new territorial designation "Sudetenland" was originated. Once bailed from jail, he decided to continue gathering information from his last mission as part of the Nazis’. “-Gathering information about railways and troop movement of enemy lines” was his main job when becoming a spy…

Austria, Trude's father sent the family to stay with his mother in the relative safety of the countryside. The same happened again in October of that year when British prime minister Chamberlain went to see Hitler to discuss the cessation of the Sudetenland to Germany. Trude has a limited memory of the trauma of leaving home. Her aunt had managed to get permission to work in England as a domestic servant, and took her own daughter and Trude with…

Europe and decide the actions that would occur in Czechoslovakia. The agreement was made between France, Britain, Italy and Germany. The outcome of the Munich Conference was Czechoslovakia half parts of the territory annexed. This allowed for the “Sudetenland Germans to be incorporated into the Reich”. The actions that took place were in great favor of Hitler, even though he did not live up to his agreement of not invading any other nations. The significance of the Munich Conference is that the…

threatened war when they had resisted. To help appease Germany to avoid any conflict, Chamberlain in 1938 agreed to give Germany all areas of Czechoslovakia with a German population of more than 50 percent however, Hitler later demanded all the Sudetenland which France and Britain ultimately approved of hoping that their appeasement of Germany helped secure…

Paragraph 1 Anti-Semitism existed in Europe long before the Nazi regime came to power Jews were persecuted for centuries prior to 1900. Jews in most European communities. Introduced it in the 16th century in Germany provided for Jewish enclave’s citizens of Venice they in 1516 the Jewish area walled in and the gates were locked from sunset to morning two gates allowed Jews to leave after sunrise. Jews were forced to wear black clothes. In 1555 pope Paul IV confined Jews of Rome to a ghetto…