Transcripción 30/10/2025, 10:20:53 p. m.
What were Hitler's main plans after World War I?
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• History: Hitler's Plans and Actions **Hitler's Plans** - "Unfair, humiliating." - Abolish the treaty, referring to the "November criminals," the politicians who signed the treaty. - Expand territory to bring back the lands taken away by the treaty—unite all German speakers. - Defeat Communism, as he believed Communist leaders had helped in his defeat and also wanted to take over Germany. **Hitler's Actions (in secret)** - 1933: Got out of the League of Nations (LoN). Began rearmament, aiming to reduce unemployment and fulfill his promise to make Germany great again. - 1934: Tried to take over Austria, but Mussolini stopped him. - 1935: Britain believed that the limits on German naval aggression were too strict—only 3% of the British navy. Reintroduced conscription. The LoN proposed a Plebiscite in the Saar region. Many entities were there, but Hitler's propaganda made 90% of the population vote for returning to German rule. - 1936: Moved his troops into the Rhineland. If France showed resistance, he would withdraw—this could be an humiliation. - 1937: USSR—Republicans; Italy/Germany—Nationalists. Britain and France didn't intervene. Germany tested its air force, bombing civilia...
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