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Hitler's Rearmament

Published on Feb 06, 2016

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Hitler's Rearmament

By Josh Durham

Range of Years

  • 1933 to 1945
  • from beginning of Nazi Germany to the end of WWII
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Where

  • Throughout all of Germany
  • Kept secret
  • in buildings no one would expect to be building guns, weapons, tanks, bombs, etc.

Hitler's Motives

  • Hitler saw the Treaty of Versailles as a limitation for Germany's military
  • he did not see why a limit was required for this
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Continued

  • He wanted to retake everything Germany lost and could not do that without an army
  • His ideas were to conceal the rearmament till Germany was more powerful than any nation in Europe
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Continued

  • Hitler wanted to reclaim the German Empire
  • He didn't want to live in a democracy
  • he was hungry for power and dictatorship

Europe's Leaders Response

  • The leaders did not know about the German rearmament
  • Germany kept it a secret
  • Hitler's one goal was to keep the world from knowing about it

Consequences

  • Jewish labor force was used for it
  • went against the Treaty of Versailles
  • caused the next World War

Learned

  • Hitler secretly was making an army 3 times as big as the Treaty of Versailles allowed
  • remade the German air force, with 800 planes
  • after 2 years he made it public

Continued

  • With the League of Nations, Britain, and France all ignoring Germany's rearmament Hitler decided to keep going
  • Hitler remilitarized the Rhineland and continued gaining more land until Britain, France, and the League of Nations said that he had to much and went to war
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