What countries did Germany control between 1936-1940?

Answer 1

Well, let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of our world and the importance of learning from history. During the years 1936-1940, Germany controlled countries such as Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. It's important to remember that we can create a better future by understanding the past and spreading kindness and positivity in our world today.

Answer 2

Between 1936 and 1940, Hitler took over 11 zones, three of which cover a single country. In 1936, the Germans re-occupied the Rhineland. In 1938, they took over Austria and the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia. In 1939, they took over Bohemia and Moravia, both also part of Czechoslovakia, as well as Poland. Then, in 1940, they took over Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, and France.

Answer 3

Between 17 (counting the USSR as one and only counting the nations at the time) and 29 (present day sovereign states and Jersey and Guernsey as individual nations) European countries plus 4 North African ones. The following list of countries were directly occupied by German troops and fell under Nazi administration during the Second World War:

Austria

Hungary

The Channel Islands (UK Crown dependencies including Jersey and Guernsey)

Belgium

The Netherlands

France

Monaco (in 1943, after fall of Mussolini's regime in Italy, that had previously occupied the principality.)

Latvia SSR

Lithuania SSR

Ukraine SSR

Byelorussian SSR

Estonian SSR

Denmark

Norway

Greece (including the island of Crete)

Czechoslovakia and the Sudetenland (including the 2 modern-day Czech and Slovak Republics)

Albania

Italy

Luxembourg

Poland

San Marino

Kingdom of Yugoslavia (including present day Croatia, Serbia and 3 or 4 other countries).

Tunisia

Libya

Morocco

Algeria

Answer 4

In 1936, Germany only controlled Germany. It invaded Poland in 1939, starting World War 2, and then invaded France in 1940.

Answer 5

Germany controlled 7 countries by the end of 1940.