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Geography of WWII Hitler’s Step to War

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1 Geography of WWII Hitler’s Step to War

2 Map of the World

3 Map of Europe

4 Map of Japan

5 Hitler’s Goals To abolish the Treaty of Versailles
To expand German Territory To defeat Communism

6 Introduction of the British
Neville Chamberlain (England)-Prime Minister at this time

7 Hitler’s Steps to War Conscription (calling men to the army) & re-armament 1935 Britain and France do nothing

8 Steps to War Invaded the Rhineland 1936 Britain and France do nothing

9 Steps to War Took over Austria 1938 Britain and France do nothing
Adolf Hitler receives a hero’s welcome in Austria German troops march into Austria 1938

10 Steps cont. Munich Agreement
Hitler tries to take over Sudetenland 1938. England and Germany make the Munich Agreement If they allow Hitler to have Sudetenland he would stop invading counties

11 Step’s Continue Took over Czechoslovakia 1939
Britain and France do nothing but promise Poland protection if Hitler invades

12 Non-Aggression Pact German/Russian Non-Aggression Pact
Hitler wants Poland Decided to make a treaty with Russia as a way to stop Britain and France from retaliating Promises not to invade Russia.

13 War Declared Hitler invades Poland Britain finally declares war on Germany but do not send troops.

14 Germany’s Land

15 Appeasement Why doesn’t Britain and France stop Hitler when he first breaks the Treaty of Versailles? Appeasement- Accepting demands in order to void conflict. Was it a good choice?

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