Meeting with Anthony Eden & refuses to make any
Meets Anthony Eden & refuses to make any armament concessions
Role range: 1933-1945
Follow Joachim von Ribbentrop through 68 dated historical records for Germany.
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Meets Anthony Eden & refuses to make any armament concessions
Role range: 1933-1945
Appointed Special Commissioner for the disarmament negotiations
Role range: 1933-1945
Appointed Special Commissioner for the disarmament negotiations
Role range: 1933-1945
The idea of anti-Communist alliance with the Kuomintang, Japan and Germany is considered. This appeals to General Oshima Hiroshi who hopes to gain Japanese control over China
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Appointed Ambassador General
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1935-1936
Negotiates the Anglo-German Naval Treaty
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1935-1936
By the summer of 1936, the increased influence of the military in the Japanese Government, concerns in Berlin and Tokyo about the Franco-Soviet alliance, and Hitler's desire for a dramatic anti-Communist foreign policy gesture that he believed might bring about an Anglo-German alliance led to the idea of the Anti-Comintern Pact being revived
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Signs the Anti-Commintern Pact with Japan
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
The Anti-Comintern Pact was an anti-communist pact concluded between Nazi Germany and the Empire of Japan (later to be joined by other, mainly fascist, Governments) on November 25, 1936 and was directed against the 3rd (Communist) International
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Negotiates the Germanese Anti-Comintern Pact
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Appointed Ambassador of Britain
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Negotiates the Germanese Anti-Comintern Pact
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Obtains Mussolinis signature for the Anti-Commintern Pact in Rome
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1936-1938
Appointed Foreign Secretary
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Ribbentrop attended the talks and supported Hitler’s rejection of the Anglo-French proposals.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop attended the talks and supported Hitler’s rejection of the Anglo-French proposals.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop presented the German memorandum and its accompanying territorial map to the British delegation.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop presented the German memorandum and its accompanying territorial map to the British delegation.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop presented the Godesberg memorandum and map setting out Germany's expanded territorial demands.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop advised Hitler during the negotiations and opposed concessions beyond Germany's territorial objectives.
Role range: 1938-1945
Hosts the Polish Ambassador, Jozef Lipski & demands the return of Danzig
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Hosts the Polish Ambassador, Jozef Lipski & demands the return of Danzig
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Visits Mussolini to sign the pact with Italy. Draws up the terms of a pact between Germany, Italy & Japan
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Ribbentrop co-arbitrated the Vienna settlement after Munich, resulting in a transfer of Czechoslovak territory to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop joined the arbitration concerning Czechoslovak territory and helped determine the transfer of land to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
During the First Vienna Award, Ribbentrop served as one of the arbitrators deciding a territorial transfer affecting Czechoslovakia and Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop took part in the First Vienna Award at Vienna, where territory was transferred from Czechoslovakia to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop was involved in the Vienna decision under which Czechoslovak territory passed to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop co-arbitrated the post-Munich settlement in Vienna that altered Czechoslovakia's territory in Hungary's favour.
Role range: 1938-1945
At Vienna, Ribbentrop participated in the award that transferred territory from Czechoslovakia to Hungary after Munich.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop co-arbitrated the First Vienna Award transferring territory from Czechoslovakia to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop acted as a co-arbitrator in Vienna during the settlement that reassigned Czechoslovak territory to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop helped arbitrate the Vienna Award decision that changed the territorial relationship between Czechoslovakia and Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Ribbentrop participated in the Vienna territorial settlement that reassigned parts of Czechoslovakia to Hungary.
Role range: 1938-1945
Visits the French Premier, George's Bonnet, & signs a German-French agreement. Signed declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Signed declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Announces Hungarian troop movements on the Slovak-Hungarian border
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
When Slovak deputies meet Tiso reads out a declaration of independence
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
When Slovak deputies meet Tiso reads out a declaration of independence
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
Hosts Polish Ambassador Jozef Lipski & demands the return of the Free City of Danzig
Role range: 1933-1945 – 1938-1945
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