Sudetenland

He was arrested and sentenced to death in 1938 after trying to educate himself about the German military. However, after Sudetenland became part of Germany as part of the Munich Agreement, the Reich pardoned Schindler, who rose through the ranks of the Abwehr. Then, in 1939, Germany invaded Poland, marking the start of World War II. In an attempt to capitalize economically from…

when Schindler starting working for the German Office of Military Foreign Intelligence. However, Czech authorities discovered Schindler as working undercover ad arrested him in 1958. Schindler was given the death sentence, but he was freed once Sudetenland was taken over Germany. All things considered, Schindler learned his lesson, and he was known as a hero…

strongly lowered morale. Appeasement’s sole aim was to avoid war at all possible costs, and seemed a reasonable response to Hitler’s demands, which were also considered justified. There was almost no resistance to German troops who marched into the Sudetenland; they were welcomed as heroes. The 1938 Sudeten Crisis seemed pivotal in proving that the policy was successful in preventing war; this illusion remained intact until the 1st of September 1939, when the Nazi invasion of Poland encouraged…

Hitler is the one major reason of World War 2 and without a crucial doubt he single handedly caused the worst war to mankind. He made a legacy for himself and while not able to fend for himself he bit off more than he could chew. As Hitler’s popularity slowly rose during the late 1920’s he would gain the ability to lead a group of powerful generals and leaders. With such power that Hitler gained and used to grow he was well respected among many world leaders at the time. With the fact of this it…

stating “League of Nations,” staring down a snake wrapped around a branch labeled “international strife.” The idea behind this comic is that the League of Nations was a joke which was completely true. Document 12 is an international treaty giving up Sudetenland to Germany in an attempt to appease Hitler. Document 9 asserts the 20th century was a century full of fascism, a nationalistic form of government that became marked against the capitalist powers of the world. Document 10, a drawing from a…

a factory at the plazos labor camp for a businessman who was a friend of the German industrialist Oskar Schindler. On October 1944, Schindler attempted to save some Jewish workers by relocating them to the munitions factory in Bruennlitz in the Sudetenland. She was one of those people to be relocated. Ludmile and about 300 other women were detained in auschwitz before reaching…

still by Hitlers side, as well as Germany supporting in every way possible, Hitler wanted Germany's old land back. Being lost due to the Treaty of Versailles, he used force to get what he wanted. Hitler ended up taking back the Rhineland's and Sudetenland. The Prime Minister of England, Neville Chamberlain, allowed Hitler to claim the lands. Hitler then took it one step further and on September 1st 1939, Hitler invaded Poland, and with it, it caused a global conflict. England and France declared…

In addition to that, the Germans took the blame for starting world war one. So, in the writing of the Versailles treaty the writers included a clause for blaming the Germans; for starting the war Germany had to pay 226 billion Reich marks in gold around £11.3 billion. They also had to give the Alsace Lorraine which hindered their ability to pay the money. The debt that Germany has to pay made them poorer than they were after the war. Hitler used the damaged Germans to give him power to fight…

Adolf Hitler, and British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain sought peace for Europe. By 1938, Germany violated the Versailles Treaty which was put in place after the First War by rearmament and territorial expansion. Hitler desired to take back Sudetenland and Rhineland, which were lost in the First War. Chamberlain realized that Britain and Germany were the two global forces in Europe and the adversity of the continent ultimately resided in the two countries’ hands. This is when Chamberlain…

Oskar Schindler wasn’t always the altruistic man that many people picture him as. Many people described him as a greedy, selfish man who’s only desire was to earn money. Schindler, who began the business purely for the purpose of personal gain, was like any other entrepreneur at the time, an industrialist who used the war as an opportunity to make money, but somewhere along the way something in him changed. After this sudden change of heart, he began to help shield his Jewish workers from all…