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Created with Fabric.js 1.4.5 Hitler's Road to War(1933-1940) Hitler's Road to War(1933-1940) 1940 January 1933 June 1934 1936 1938 1939 Krystallnacht Hitler heightened his political positions tothe chancellor of Germany (under the Nazi Party); immediately acquiring dictatorial authority Hitler also called for rearmament in the German army. Hitler heightened his political positions tothe chancellor of Germany (under the Nazi Party); immediately acquiring dictatorial authority - Hitler also called for rearmament in the German army. February 1933 27th of February 1933,where Germany's Parliament sat was burnt down. Van de Lubbe (a Dutch Communist)was used as a scapegoat. 27th of February 1933,where Germany's Parliament sat was burnt down. Van de Lubbe (a Dutch Communist)was used as a scapegoat. The ReichstagFire March 1933 Hitler established the"Enabling Act" whichallowed him to individuallyrule for four years. Hitler established the"Enabling Act" whichallowed him to individuallyrule for four years. Hitler eliminated all internalopposition (over 1000 SAmembers including Rohmthe leader of the SA). Here, Hitler gained the support ofthe primary German army. 'Kristallnacht' also markedthe beginning of antiJewishlegislations. Hitler eliminated all internalopposition (over 1000 SAmembers - including Rohm[the leader of the SA]). Here, Hitler gained the support ofthe primary German army. 'Kristallnacht' also markedthe beginning of anti-Jewishlegislations. August 1934 Following the death of President Hindenburg, Hitler combined the prominent political positionsof the Reich Chancellor and Reich President; to ultimately declare himself supreme leader over Germany. Following the death of President Hindenburg, Hitler combined the prominent political positionsof the Reich Chancellor and Reich President; to ultimately declare himself supreme leader over Germany. 'Der Fuhrer' Hitler sends his army into Rhineland(violating the Treaty of Versailles) -with the strict order to retreat if anyopposition is encountered. At this point, there was no interventionfrom Britain or France. Hitler sends his army into Rhineland(violating the Treaty of Versailles) -with the strict order to retreat if anyopposition is encountered. At this point, there was no interventionfrom Britain or France. In addition, following the formationof the RomeGerman Axis (in theOctober of 1936), Japan and Germany sign the AntiComintern Pact a treaty against the concept ofcommunism. In addition, following the formationof the Rome-German Axis (in theOctober of 1936), Japan and Germany sign the Anti-Comintern Pact - a treaty against the concept ofcommunism. Hitler then commands a march into Austria once again violating the Treaty of Versailles. (There was still no action of intervention from the French or British yet). Hitler then commands a march into Austria- once again violating the Treaty of Versailles. (There was still no action of intervention from the French or British yet). 1938 1936 1936 Hitler announces that he desires authority over regions that hada large quantity of Germanspeakers. Chamberlain, along-side the French leader attemptedto establish an appeasementwith Hitler by agreeing that he could have Sudetenland (an areawithin Czechoslovakia). Although,Czech authorities were notinvolved in these concurrences. Hitler announces that he desires authority over regions that hada large quantity of Germanspeakers. Chamberlain, along-side the French leader attemptedto establish an appeasementwith Hitler by agreeing that he could have Sudetenland (an areawithin Czechoslovakia). Although,Czech authorities were notinvolved in these concurrences. Despite the agreement made in September of 1938 (at Munich) by the intervention of British and French forces, Hitler exposes all his previous promises as lies, and manages to conquer the entirety of Czechoslovakia. Moreover, to avoid the possibilityof war on two fronts, Hitler establishes a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union.On 1st of September, Germany invades Poland due to a pactmade by Britain to aid Poland, Britain and France declare warupon Germany (two days later). Despite the agreement made in September of 1938 (at Munich) by the intervention of British and French forces, Hitler exposes all his previous promises as lies, and manages to conquer the entirety of Czechoslovakia. Moreover, to avoid the possibilityof war on two fronts, Hitler establishes a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union.On 1st of September, Germany invades Poland - due to a pactmade by Britain to aid Poland, Britain and France declare warupon Germany (two days later). The Nazi-Soviet Pact During April, Germany advances intoDenmark and Norway, before invading the Netherlands and France in May the German Blitzkreig subjugated Francein just six weeks. Furthermore, Japan sign the Pact of Steel (on the 27th of September); forming the 'Tripartite Pact'. During April, Germany advances intoDenmark and Norway, before invading the Netherlands and France in May - the German Blitzkreig subjugated Francein just six weeks. Furthermore, Japan sign the Pact of Steel (on the 27th of September); forming the 'Tripartite Pact'. Bernard ('Brian') Solomon 9 St. Dunstan's History Homework
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