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Why was Germany allowed to take over both Austria and Czechoslovakia without a fight?
Britain and France wanted to avoid war. The sudeten Germans appeared to want to join with Germany Reports of abuse from Checkoslovakia. Checkoslovakia was seen as a country that stole population from other countrys with Poland also claiming back land given unfairly to checkoslovakia when it was formed.
What were the first 2 countries to go into World War 2?
The first two countries to go into WW2 were Nazi Germany and Poland prior to the invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany.
Germany's plan for a fighting a two front war against france and russia during WW1 was called?
Germany's plan for fighting a two front war against France and Russia during WWI was called the Schlieffen Plan. This plan allowed Germany to invade neutral areas.
Who did Germany attack during World War 2?
Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Denmark, Norway, France, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Serbia (Yugoslavia), Croatia, Malta, England and Russia. The last two were failed conquests. Germany also declared war on USA after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. They supported Italy's attacks heavily and had many ally-states.
What is meant by the term anschuluss?
The term 'Anschluss' refers to an event that occurred in 1938 when Germany annexed Austria just prior to World War II. The word 'Anschluss' means 'connection' or 'union' in German and is meant to define the act of combining the two countries.
Did Hitler invade Austria and are Germany and Austria two separate countries?
In 1938 Nazi Germany (led by Hitler)annexed Austria (a separate country) in the Anschluss.
What were the last two areas to be unified with the new kingdom of Italy?
The last two regions which were unfired with the kingdom of Italy were Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Trentino-Alto Adige, both in the northeast. They were annexed at the end of the First World War.
What are two countries in Europe that Germany annexed between 1936 and 1939?
There are actually three countries between this time period:Austria (1938)Czechoslovakia (1938)Poland (1939)
What question is correct and why When did you first come to Germany When did you come to Germany first Answer I first came to Germany 4 years ago.?
When did you first come to Germany? is correct, because it clarifies to which noun you're referring.. ie: YOU first came to Germany, not 'Germany THE first', as if there are two Germany's. Does that make more sense?
Why was Germany allowed to take over both Austria and Czechoslovakia without a fight?
Britain and France wanted to avoid war. The sudeten Germans appeared to want to join with Germany Reports of abuse from Checkoslovakia. Checkoslovakia was seen as a country that stole population from other countrys with Poland also claiming back land given unfairly to checkoslovakia when it was formed.
Germany annexed what two French provinces?
Napoleon III of France was forced to give up the territory of ALSACE-LORRAINE (in German - Elsass-Lohringen) to the new German Empire.
How do you use extraterritoriality in a sentence?
Because America Annexed Hawaii, Hawaii Would Be An American Extraterritoriality.
What two areas were taken from France and added to Germany in 1871?
Alsace and Lorraine
When did the Division of Germany happen?
As far as I know Adolf did not divide Germany into two - if anything he tried to expand Germany (through the concept of: 'lebens raum' - Living area) and annexed other areas of Europe (those areas that where taken from Germany as a result of the loss of World War I and other reasons - hence World War II ensued. The Allies of World War II - the US, Britain, France & the (then) Soviet Union divided Germany into East & West (Berlin, the Capital City) was equally divided into the Eastern (Soviet) and Western (US, Britain, France) zone. Germany eventually (Oct 3, 1990) was (re)united and its Capital City once more is now Berlin (it was Bonn during the division and for a few years after).
What two areas surrounding Germany did Hitler annex in 1936 and 1938?
The Sudetenland (a part of Czechoslovakia) and Austria.
What European country was the first to colonize Cameroon?
The two colonies were first made by Germany and transferred to France by the Treaty of Versailles.
What country did Germany first invade in World War two?
poland
