Hitler's Accession to Power
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Hitler's Accession to Power
<Tab/>Hitler's foremost intention was to make Germany a great power. He planned to do this by demolishing the Treaty of Versailles, which Hitler considered to be too harsh and an insult to Germany's pride. This would allow Germany to regain their lost territories such as the Polish Corridor and Rhineland. But Hitler's intentions went way beyond the destruction of the Treaty of Versailles; he wanted to …
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…been "yielding to pressure" (document 7) but it was necessary to keep the people happy. Nobody wanted to go to war, and nobody was ready. Everybody knew that the war was going to happen, the fact is that they needed a few years to rearm and strengthen their countries until they could fight and win. Appeasement delayed the war for the length of time needed to get stronger, which was a good idea and quite justified.
…been "yielding to pressure" (document 7) but it was necessary to keep the people happy. Nobody wanted to go to war, and nobody was ready. Everybody knew that the war was going to happen, the fact is that they needed a few years to rearm and strengthen their countries until they could fight and win. Appeasement delayed the war for the length of time needed to get stronger, which was a good idea and quite justified.
