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Invasion of Czech

Germany · Government / NSDAP Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1938–1939Date range
2Named people
8Places

Chronological records

1938

Adolf Hitler21 May 1938

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

"It is my unalterable intention to smash Czech by military action in the near future"

Adolf Hitler18 June 1938

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Says he will only take action against Czech if Britain & France do not intervene

Adolf Hitler15 September 1938

Berchtesgaden · Government / NSDAP Government

Receives Chamberlain & confirms his determination to annex the Sudetenland

Adolf Hitler22 September 1938

Bad Godesberg · Government / NSDAP Government

Chamberlain visits Hitler & offers peaceful inclusion of Sudetenland within the Reich

Adolf Hitler29 September 1938

Kufstein · Government / NSDAP Government

Boards Mussolinis train prior to the Munich Conference, discusses invading Czech

Adolf Hitler1 October 1938

Sudetenland, The · Government / NSDAP Government

German troops march into the Sudetenland, the promised plebiscite is never held. Czech loses 11,000 sqr miles of territory

Ludwig Beck1938

London · Government / NSDAP Government

Sends an emissary but fails to gain support against Germany if Hitler invades Czech

1939

Adolf Hitler10 March 1939

Bohemia · Government / NSDAP Government

Allied appeasement ends when Germany occupies the remainder of Czech, Bohemia-Moravia

Adolf Hitler15 March 1939

Government / NSDAP Government

German troops occupy the remaining part of Bohemia and Moravia; Czechoslovakia ceases to exist. German troops cross the Czech border

Adolf Hitler15 March 1939

Prague · Government / NSDAP Government

Hitler sleps in the Presidential Palace

Adolf Hitler16 March 1939

Prague · Government / NSDAP Government

Hitler proclaims a Proctecorate over Bohemia & Moravia

Names involved

Adolf HitlerLudwig Beck

Provenance

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