What was the main reason for hitlers advance in to other lands

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PIT_PIT [208]2 years ago

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Hitler's goal was to establish a New Order based on the absolute hegemony of Nazi Germany on the European continent. Its foreign and domestic policy had the objective of seizing Lebensraum ('vital space') for the Germanic peoples. It promoted the rearmament of Germany, for which Hitler pressed Austria for unification with Germany and this was followed by the intensification of the Sudeten crisis, in the German-speaking area of Czechoslovakia known as Sudetenland; This led to the Munich Agreement of September 1938, which authorized the annexation and immediate military occupation of these districts by Germany. Under these plans it could be said that the Nazi party has acted by attacking and occupying other territories. Hitler believed that Nazi Germany should demonstrate its superiority, which is why it had to fight to establish its hegemonic power in Europe.

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