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German Foreign Policy 1933 - 1939

Your Task You are an expert in foreign policy It is your job to advise the new leaders of Germany You will be told about various problems and given a choice of three policies to follow. Choose wisely. Your success will be rewarded. Failure will be punished!

Mein Kampf Your policy has very clear aims: Destroy the Treaty of Versailles Gain ‘Lebensraum’ (living space) in the east Bring all Germans into one Reich Make Germany strong again

Crisis: Austria 1934 The Depression has made Austria weak Taking over Austria will be very popular in Germany It will bring many Germans into the Reich However other countries might oppose you

Crisis: Austria 1934 Do nothing, its not worth annoying France, Britain and Italy Try to take over Austria by political pressure Try to take over Austria by sending troops to Vienna A B C

Crisis: Austria 1934 20 Points 30 Points 10 Points A B C

Crisis: Rhineland 1936 Italy has invaded Ethiopia The league of Nations is divided While the League is divided you could send troops to the Rhineland Be careful! Any opposition and you’ll have to withdraw

Crisis: Rhineland 1936 Do nothing, you can’t risk war with France. Germany is too weak Ask permission from the Allies before doing anything Send in the troops. France is divided and Britain wants peace A B C

Crisis: Rhineland 1936 30 Points 10 Points 20 Points A B C

Crisis: Austria 1938 Austria is even weaker than in 1934 Italy is now your ally You have many supporters in Austria, who can help you Union with Austria is forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles

Crisis: Austria 1938 Do nothing, its not worth annoying France, Britain and Italy Try to take over Austria by political pressure Try to take over Austria by sending troops to Vienna A B C

Crisis: Austria 1938 30 Points 20 Points 10 Points A B C

Crisis: Czechoslovakia 1938 Three million German speakers live in Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia has a strong army and alliances with Britain, France and the Soviet Union Victory over the Czechs will finally destroy the Treaty of Versailles The army is unwilling to fight over the Sudetenland

Crisis: Czechoslovakia 1938 Threaten the Czechs and make a deal with Britain and France Make a deal with Russia and hope Britain and France ignore your actions Invade Czechoslovakia and hope the army follows your orders A B C

Crisis: Czechoslovakia 1938 10 Points 30 Points 20 Points A B C

Crisis: Poland 1939 After victory over the Czechs you can’t do wrong Poland splits German land and holds the German city of Danzig Poland has an alliance with Britain and France The Soviet Union could be a threat, the Red Army could easily help the Poles

Crisis: Poland 1939 Stop now, you’ve already achieved most of your aims Invade Poland without any agreements no-one can stop you now Do a Deal with Russia to split Poland between you A B C

Crisis: Poland 1939 20 Points 10 Points 30 Points A B C

Add up your scores

How did you do? 120 - 150 Points Your advice has been superb for the outside world as war has been avoided However, your advice has not been good for you. The Gestapo have arrested you and you are never seen again

How did you do? 90 – 110 Points You’re not the expert the Nazi party thought you were. You’ve missed many opportunities to expand Germany’s population and resources You have been demoted but you still have a comfortable life in Berlin

How did you do? 50 – 80 Points Fantastic! you have made Germany strong again, the Treaty is a thing of the past and Germany is well prepared in case war comes. You have been rewarded with promotion in the Nazi party and all the privileges of power

What did Hitler do? Austria 1934 Rhineland 1936 Austria 1938 Czechoslovakia 1938 Poland 1939

What did Hitler do? Crisis: Austria 1934 X Do nothing, its not worth annoying France, Britain and Italy Try to take over Austria by political pressure X Try to take over Austria by sending troops to Vienna A B C

What did Hitler do? Crisis: Rhineland 1936 X Do nothing, you can’t risk war with France. Germany is too weak X Ask permission from the Allies before doing anything Send in the troops. France is divided and Britain wants peace A B C

What did Hitler do? Crisis: Austria 1938 X Do nothing, its not worth annoying France, Britain and Italy Try to take over Austria by political pressure Try to take over Austria by sending troops to Vienna A B C

What did Hitler do? Crisis: Czechoslovakia 1938 X X Threaten the Czechs and make a deal with Britain and France Make a deal with Russia and hope Britain and France ignore your actions Invade Czechoslovakia and hope the army follows your orders A B C

What did Hitler do? Crisis: Poland 1939 X X Stop now, you’ve already achieved most of your aims Invade Poland without any agreements no-one can stop you now Do a Deal with Russia to split Poland between you A B C

Did Hitler follow a successful Foreign Policy? Copy the title into your books: Answer the question as a piece of extended writing Did Hitler achieve all his aims? Did Hitler’s policies cause the war? Did the war ultimately make Germany weak or strong?