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The Demilitarization of the Rhineland, was a condition in the Treaty of Versailles which ended WWI. It said that Germany military forces could not occupy the area know as the Rhineland, the region of Germany next to France, and a long held dispute of ownership between the two countries. The Germans later re-militarized it in 1936, three years before the start of WWII
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Why was Germany's reoccupation of the Rhineland a significant turning point toward war?
Because Britain & France had the wherewithall to do something about it, to deny this move to the Germans, & did nothing. Had Britain & France acted together & with determination then the position would have been unequivocal: A strong united position against German rearmament. Instead Britain & France were less then united & less than determined and Hitler had all the encouragement he needed to dominate Europe with the resultant catastrophe. In hindsight it can be seen that German military power rises at an extremely high rate, but it comes from a very low base, at the time of Hitlers' remilitarisation of the Rhineland Germany was very weak militarily indeed. It might be said, therefore, that they saw the move as insignificant, and of little consequence. And it is easy to say now just how wrong this view was. I am sure, at the time, there were opinions of all shades, but primarily the desire was the avoidance of a repitition of 1914. Ultimately the consequences of this wishful thinking are far, far more serious.
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