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Why were Germany and austria not allowed to unite after ww1?
Since 1945 neither the Germans nor the Austrians have been at all keen on unification.
How did Hitler's foreign policies affect World War 2?
Hitler can probably seen as the direct cause for World War 2. One of the main items of his Nazi party was that Germany had been punished to hard by the Allies in the First World War. He wanted to set things right. This is why a lot of Germans voted for him. The following actions like strengthening the German forces and deploying an army in the French-German border were merely used to see how far he could go. Certain sources believe that Hitler thought the annexation of Poland would not lead to the Second World War yet, but the Allies kept their ultimatum and declared war. In the end you could say that Hitler's actions did contribute to World War 2 a lot, but that he could never had so much influence on it if the German civilians hadn't been supporting him.
Who was the British prime minister associated with appeasement?
Nevil Chamberlain is well known for a public policy of appeasement.
Why were Germany and austria not allowed to unite after ww1?
Since 1945 neither the Germans nor the Austrians have been at all keen on unification.
What actors and actresses appeared in Baby Doll - 1998?
The cast of Baby Bath Massacre - 1994 includes: Kevin Clough as Julian Campbell Corser as Kurt Merridy Eastman as Miss Mills Kristy Fraser as Leotard 1 Jeffery Frazier as Flea Beth Fullerton as Radio Kid Daniel Haritos as Raver 1 Chelsea Marshall as Maureen Nick Mitchell as Jaffa Mark Neal as Spencer Daryl Pellizzer as Mr.Dean Beverley Phillips as Mrs. Anchluss Mykel Rugger as Owen Alexandra Schepisi as Amber Emma Sheelhorn as Beth Maya Stange as Rose Sullivan Stapleton as Adrian Kat Sullivan as Raver 2 Mischa Tanashevich as Surfer 2 Michael Tewksbury as Surfer 1 Tali White as Arnos Sara Wong as Debbie
How did Hitler's foreign policies affect World War 2?
Hitler can probably seen as the direct cause for World War 2. One of the main items of his Nazi party was that Germany had been punished to hard by the Allies in the First World War. He wanted to set things right. This is why a lot of Germans voted for him. The following actions like strengthening the German forces and deploying an army in the French-German border were merely used to see how far he could go. Certain sources believe that Hitler thought the annexation of Poland would not lead to the Second World War yet, but the Allies kept their ultimatum and declared war. In the end you could say that Hitler's actions did contribute to World War 2 a lot, but that he could never had so much influence on it if the German civilians hadn't been supporting him.
