Condor Legion
The Condor Legion is used to test weapons during the Spanish Civil War. Forms the Condor Legion which transports troops from Morocco
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
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The Condor Legion is used to test weapons during the Spanish Civil War. Forms the Condor Legion which transports troops from Morocco
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Membership of the Hitler Youth Movement becomes compulsory
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1933-1934
The state police agencies in Germany were statutorily divided into the Ordnungspolizei (regular or order police) and the Sicherheitspolizei (state security police). The two police branches were commonly known as the Orpo and SiPo (Kripo and Gestapo combined), respectively
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
As such he was nominally subordinate to Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick, but in practice Himmler answered to no-one but Hitler.
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Himmler and Heydrich's grand plan was to fully absorb all the police and security apparatus into the structure of the Schutzstaffel (SS).
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
In 1936, the state security police were consolidated and placed under the central command of Reinhard Heydrich, already chief of the party Sicherheitsdienst (SD), and named Sicherheitspolizei
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
To this end, Himmler took command first of the Gestapo (itself developed from the Prussian Secret Police) and later of all the regular and criminal investigation police, assuming the title Chef der Deutschen Polizei (Chief of the German Police).
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
When the Nazis came to power, Germany, as a federal state, had myriad local and centralised police agencies, which often were un-coordinated and had overlapping jurisdictions.
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Proclaims to the Reichstag Germany's withdrawal from the Treaty of Versailles
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Proclaims to the Reichstag "withdrawal of the German signature" from Versailles. Addresses the Reichstag proclaiming "withdrawal" from the Treaty of Versailles
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler publicly repeats an assurance of neutrality and territorial inviolability for Belgium and the Netherlands.
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler says Germany is prepared to recognize and guarantee the inviolability and neutrality of Belgium and the Netherlands.
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
After repudiating Locarno in 1936, Hitler presents bilateral neutrality guarantees as an alternative western security policy.
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler uses a Reichstag speech to offer neutrality guarantees to Belgium and the Netherlands after Locarno's collapse.
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
The Condor Legion bomb rebel lines & civilian centres during the Spanish Civil War
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Calls an end to the Treaty of Versailles
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
The Duke & Duchess of Windsor begin their visit to Germany & meet Hitler. Hitler receives Mussolini, he tries to prize Italy away from its support of Austria. Hitler meets Mussolini in front of an SS Parade & a rally of 800,000
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Declares to the service chiefs Germany must use force to win teritory in 1938 or 1939
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Declares that Britain will be a neutral while Germany expands in the East
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Declares that Britain will be a neutral while Germany expands in the East
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Italy joins the Anti-Comintern Pact, thereby forming the group that would later be known as the Axis Powers
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Italy joins the Anti-Comintern Pact, thereby forming the group that would later be known as the Axis Powers
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
The leader of the Protestant opposition to the German Christians is arrested. Over 800 Protestant pastors are arrested
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler accepts Schachts resignation after he disagrees with Goerings policies
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Civil Service Act, teachers become executors of the Party State
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
The Protestant Church takes an oath & is declared "coordinated"
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Civil Service Act, teachers become executors of the Party State
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler attends the wedding of von Blomberg to Eva Gruhn, allegedly a former prostitute
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler uses Blombergs resignation to become Commander in Chief
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler uses the crisis to appoint himself supreme commander of the armed forces. Dismisses 16 high ranking officers during the Blomberg-Fritsch crisis
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Forces von Leeb into retirement during the Blomberg-Fritsch crisis
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Appointed Commander in Chief, Wehrmacht
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Appointed Commander in Chief, Wehrmacht
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Blomberg is forced to resign
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Conservatives such as Blomberg, Fritsch & Neurath appointed by Hindenburg are removed
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Assumes the leadership of the Ministry of War. Appoints von Ribbentrop Foreirgn Minister
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Informs the Austrian Chancellor to hand control over to the Nazis. Hitler orders the Austrian Chancellor to to hand over control of his Government
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Schuschigg is forced by Hitler to agree an amnesty for imprisoned Austrian Nazis
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Promises to support the rights of Germans not living in the Reich in the Reichstag
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
Hitler demands self-determination for Germans in Austria and Czechoslovakia
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1934-1945
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