WWII The NAZI SEIZURE OF POWER

In 1938, Nazi Germany under Chancellor Hitler and full dictatorship. Although the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, ending World War I on Germany's disarmament by the strict late 30s, Hitler had dropped all pretense of observing the provisions of the Treaty. He began to rebuild his army not only quickly, but also say what the needs of the living space in Germany, or "living space." Germany and Austria combined, and appeasement
March 1938, provides little reason to Nazi control of the Austrian army, bear no resistance. Hitler declared the annexation of his doctrine of the annexation, or the nature of politics in Germany and Austria, the unified support. Although serious concern, the United Kingdom and France did not take any action. Shortly thereafter, Hitler requested the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia was ceded to Germany, along the Germany and Czech border. Hitler blamed the German population, where a large suppression of the Czech people, and claimed that the territory properly belonging to Germany.
September 1938 meeting in Munich is called the handling; The irony is that Czechoslovakia was not there. After several rounds of negotiations, although Czechoslovakia, Britain and France, the treaty, agreed to let himself in Hitler's request, as long as he agreed not to seize any further European territory. Hitler did sign an agreement to this effect, and promised not violated.
After taking the Sudetenland, but Hitler ignored the agreement and proceed to occupy much of western Czechoslovakia, along with several other regions in Eastern Europe. Britain and France had not taken any action. The requirements of Hitler, which is advocated by the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain dominated much criticized policy of appeasement paved the way for World War II