0
Why did the rhineland become a focus of German national concerns after the war?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Which countries did Germany invade in 1938 and 1939?
Germany took over various countries and if i am correct they were taken over in this order: 1. Rhineland -> The Rhineland was a demilitarized area that lies between the Rhine River and France border. They were easily taken over, (which was against the Versailles Treaty by the way) 2. Austria-> Austria was next on Hitler's list 3.Czechoslovakia was the next target of Hitlers. He repeatedly spoke of uniting of all German speaking people. And because German people lived in Czech. Hitler believed that he should own part of it. It was divided between Germany, Hungary, and Poland. 4. Hitler then decided to invade Poland, however Britain and France decided that they would become allies with the Polish and then WW2 began. Hopefully this helps!
Which land did France lose to Germany in 1871?
This question is rather vague, but I would assume the piece of land you are referring to is the Rhineland.The French lost the Rhineland to the Germans at the beginning of World War One (1914-1918). It was a rather important piece of land to the French, as it contained a lot of useful farmland as well as raw material deposits useful for industrial progression. The Germans eventually lost the war in 1918, unexpectedly surrendering (there is controversy as to whether, had they not surrended, they would have actually won World War One). The following year, a treaty was made in which was outlined various sanctions on Germany, such as having to pay costs for damage (reparations), and forbidding Germany to have an army bigger than 100,000 troops. One of these conditions was that the Rhineland was to be given back to the French, and that it would become a demilitarised zone. So the German Army was forced to stay out of the Rhineland.Hitler became Chancellor of Germany on 30th January 1933, and began to break many conditions of the Treaty of Versailles. The other countries didn't see him as a threat at first, and by the time they did he had become very strong and they didn't want to anger him (Poland was the last straw in Sept 1939). He made the army bigger than 100,000 troops and started manufacturing weapons. He marched in and took back the Rhineland in 1936, where it remained under German control until the latter half of the Second World War.I don't know whether it is the Rhineland you are talking about, so there's a bit of background so you can work out whether we're on the same wave-length.Hope that helps.Qu.mstr
When did Valley Forge become a national park?
I'm trying to find it
Why did Hitler rearm Rhineland?
Hitler probably wanted to see how far he could go. France and Britain were to afraid to confront him about anything he did and were avoiding conflict at all costs. They appeased to Hitler, and he no longer thought that they were going to confront him about anything. He probably wanted to see what they would do when he did something that they had forbidden him to do in the treaty of Versilles.
How did Hitler become president?
Hitler was never actually elected by the German people to become Fuhrer he took the control in 1933. He ran for President in 1932 but lost to the current President, and was appointed Chancellor of Germany. When the Nazi's took over Germany in 1933 he was appointed by the party to become Fuhrer.
What political organizations did Hitler become involved in?
National sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NAZI) or the National Socialist German Workers Party.
What is a nazi'?
A member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, founded in Germany in 1919 and brought to power in 1933 under Adolf Hitler.A member of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers' Party).Nazis were members of the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nationalsozialistiche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) or NSDAP.The term has become synonymous with evil.
How do you become a German citizen?
Check out the link of German nationality law from Wikipedia.
When did Hindi become national language?
India has no national language.
Is germany an individualistic culture?
Yes. German nationalism and pride is beginning to become popular again but Germans generally try to be their own person rather than being a part of a national group.
how do i become a german teacher?
In order to become a german teacher, one must obtain a bachelor's degree in the german language and then obtain a master's degree in education. The combination of both degrees would allow one to teach german in schools.
Can an Egyptian citizen become a German army officer?
No. In order to serve in German armed forces one has to be a German citizen.
When did Graceland become a national landmark?
when did Graceland become a landmark
Why did lassen national park become a national park?
in 1914... waffles
When Death Valley national park become a national park?
yea
What did Hitler do to become involved in the German army?
He enlisted.
Say become a fan in German?
Fan werden
