Hitler's foreign policy
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- Created on: 21-11-16 11:27
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- Hitler's Foreign Policy aims and how they were to blame to war
- Destroying the treaty of Versailles and its implications
- One of the implications was: the disarmament clause would be broken by building up the army navy and air force
- Germany's western frontier would be secured by remilitarisation and fortifying the rhineland
- Lost territory would be regained
- Creating a greater Germany and its implications
- All German speaking people would be brought into the Reich
- The frontiers of Germany would be expanded to cover the areas where the population was mainly German. This would include:
- Austria
- Poland
- Czechoslovakia
- Destroying communism and its implications
- Germany would be drawn into conflict with Soviet Russia
- Acquiring Lebensraum (living space) and its implications
- Hitler thought it was the entitlement of all Germans to have living room
- This would also mean more land for recreation and cultivation
- This concept implied expansion towards Poland and Soviet Russia
- Building up a central European empire and its implications
- Once Hitler has achieved this he would be the ruler of a new European superpower
- Destroying the treaty of Versailles and its implications
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