April 1935 - According to Britannica: Stresa Front, coalition of France, Britain, and Italy formed in April 1935 at Stresa, Italy, to oppose Adolf Hitler's announced intention to rearm Germany, which violated terms of the Treaty of Versailles.
As early as 1935, Germany began to pass the Nuremberg Laws which began to strip Jews of their rights and privileges in German Society.
He started doing it in secret in 1933 because after WWI, Germany had military restrictions placed on it by the Allies and The Treaty of Versailles. In 1935 though, Hitler felt as if he was powerful enough to declare to the world that he had greatly (and illegally) expanded German's military to include 300,000 men in the army (was supposed to be limited to 100,000) and 2,500 planes in his air force (They were supposed to be banned from having an air force at all!). Hitler then announced that he would increase the size of the army beyond that even, to 550,000 men and that military service would be made mandatory.
The Germans had a nationalist socialist government and Hitler was in power and he was a totalitarian dictator. He came into office in 1933 as the chancellor and later grabbed the top leadership office when the leader died.
In March 1935 Hitler reintroduced compulsory military service for all able bodied men reaching age 19.
1935.
The Nuremburg laws were passed in 1935 in Germany.
Regine - 1935 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:12
Friesennot - 1935 was released on: Germany: 19 November 1935 USA: 25 October 1936
Familie Schimek - 1935 was released on: Austria: 29 November 1935 (Wien) Germany: 20 December 1935 (Berlin) USA: 1 September 1939 East Germany: 29 February 1988 (TV premiere)
Germany, 1935.
Endstation - 1935 was released on: Germany: 4 June 1935 (Berlin) USA: 16 July 1937
Mazurka - 1935 is rated/received certificates of: West Germany:12
Winternachtstraum - 1935 was released on: Germany: 13 February 1935 Finland: 21 April 1935 USA: 27 December 1935 Portugal: 23 November 1936
Edward Early was born on 1935-10-02.
In March of 1935 Hitler ordered the Wehrmact, Lufftwaffe and Kriegsmarine to increase the size of the forces to 550,000 (most of which would be placed in the Army/Wehrmacht). The compulsory conscription would increase the forces from 330,000 to the 550,000 servicemen.
the Nuremberg laws.