In 1931, Japan invaded Manchuria. The League of Nations neglected this act and did not take serious action, which resulted in Japan leaving the League of Nations.
The Night of The Long Knives
The Night of The Long Knives, also known as Röhm Putsch, was when Hitler murders Ernst Röhm, the leader of the Sturmabteilung.
Hitler is Appointed Chancellor
On January 30 1933, Hitler is appointed chancellor of Germany by President Hindenburg.
Hyperinflation
In the 1920's, there was a hyperinflation in Germany, which resulted in money having a lesser worth. The picture shows children playing with tons of cash that became worthless after World War I.
Hitler Marches Into Rhineland
In 1936, Hitler marched with with 22, 000 German troops into Rhineland, directly breaching the Treaty of Versailles.
Blitzkrieg
Hitler carried out a combined arms surprise attack while Spain was battling a civil war.
Withdrawal of Germany From The League of Nations
In October 1933, Germany left the League of Nations after League of Nations did not meet Germany's military agreements. This letter was written by Foreign Minister Konstantin Freiherr von Neurath informed the League of Nations secretary-general, Joseph Avenol, of Germany's withdrawal. Again, this shows how the League of Nations failed to uphold their authority and laws.
Reichstag Fire
On 27 February 1933, the Reichstag was burned. A Dutch communist was found guilty.
Enabling Act
March 1933, Hitler carried out the Enabling Act, allowing him to dictate independently without the Reichstag (parliament).
Death of President Hindenburg
In August 1934, President Hindenburg passes away due to a natural death, therefore allowing Hitler to take the role of President and Chancellor.
