1 October 1933
SDP
Founds & leads new German Nationalist political Party in Czech
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Sudetenland, The in Germany. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Founds & leads new German Nationalist political Party in Czech
Holds the 1st mass meeting of the Sudeten Deutsche Partei, over 20,000 attend
Asks for complete autonomy for Sudeten Germans in the Karlsbad Decrees
Asks for complete autonomy for Sudeten Germans in the Karlsbad Decrees
Henlein demands full independence for the Sudeten Germans
Henlein demands full independence for the Sudeten Germans
Henlein rejects Benes offer of full autonomy for Sudetenland
Henlein rejects Benes offer of full autonomy for Sudetenland
Britain & France wish to persuade Czech to cede areas greater than 50% to Germany
Hitler insisted that German troops, rather than international forces, occupy the ceded districts.
Hitler insisted that German troops, rather than international forces, occupy the ceded districts.
Hitler demanded immediate release of ethnic Germans held in Czechoslovak prisons.
Hitler demanded that German-speaking soldiers be released from the Czechoslovak armed forces.
Hitler required evacuated territory to retain fortifications, factories, rail equipment, food, and livestock.
Hitler demanded immediate release of ethnic Germans held in Czechoslovak prisons.
Hitler demanded that German-speaking soldiers be released from the Czechoslovak armed forces.
Hitler required evacuated territory to retain fortifications, factories, rail equipment, food, and livestock.
The French Ambassador visits Hitler & agrees occupation of the Sudetenland 10th Oct
The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany under the terms of the Munich Agreement
The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany under the terms of the Munich Agreement
Under the Treaty of Munich The Sudetenland is ceded to Germany
German troops march into the Sudetenland, the promised plebiscite is never held. Czech loses 11,000 sqr miles of territory
Troops enter the Sudetenland, the day after Hitler has signed the Munich Agreement. German troops march into the Sudetenland, the promised plebiscite is never held
Troops enter the Sudetenland, the day after Hitler has signed the Munich Agreement. German troops enter the Sudetenland, the day after the Munich Agreement
German troops enter the Sudetenland, the day after the Munich Agreement
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