Operation Transport Exercise
Hitler orders the Kriegsmarine to plan a sea-borne invasion of Memel under the codename "Transport Exercise Stettin"
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Hitler orders the Kriegsmarine to plan a sea-borne invasion of Memel under the codename "Transport Exercise Stettin"
After the Reichsvertretung is disbanded during the November Pogrom, the Nazis reassemble the councils members under the Government controlled Reichsvereinigung
Leo Baeck heads this organisation as its president until his deportation in January 1943. After the Reichsvertretung is disbanded during the November Pogrom, the Nazis reassemble the councils members under the Government controlled Reichsvereinigung
Hitler orders the Kriegsmarine to plan a sea-borne invasion of Memel under the codename "Transport Exercise Stettin"
Jewish property is "legally" confiscated
Signs a declaration to hold talks on mutual relations. Signs a declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
Visits the French Premier, George's Bonnet, & signs a German-French agreement. Signed declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
Signs a declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
Signed declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
National Socialists win 26 of 29 seats in the local assembly (Landtag)
Washington sends its fourth note to Berlin demanding amnesty for Jews
Finds barium among products of neutron-bombarded uranium.
Helps identify barium as a uranium fission product.
Manstein assumed command of the 18th Infantry Division at Liegnitz. The posting gave him responsibility for a large infantry formation before the outbreak of the Second World War.
Appointed Adjutant of Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Appointed Administrator of Dachau concentration camp
Marcuse published On the Affirmative Character of Culture, examining the social functions of bourgeois cultural ideals.
Sent into Austria to set up Workers Front organisations
Witzleben is associated with senior army officers who oppose Hitler and fear the consequences of Nazi military policy
After von Blomberg resigned following the Blomberg-Fritsch Affair the Armed Forces High Command (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht or OKW) under Wilhelm Keitel is created
Sent as a spy to check the defensive fortifications along the Sudeten border
Sets up a Secret Cabinet Council, probably to impress Chamberlain, but it never meets
Appointed Chief of the German General Staff
Appointed Chief of Staff
Appointed Chief of Staff of the Abwehr
Appointed Chief of Staff, Abwehr, German military intelligence
Milch commands the Luftflotte V in the Norwegian campaign
Milch commands the Luftflotte V in the Norwegian campaign
Appointed Commander in Chief of the Wehrmacht
Appointed to command & establish Army Group Five in Austria
Appointed Commander of No 8 Company in the 36th Panzer Regiment
Appointed Commander of Fighter Wing 53
Appointed Commander of the Fuhrer Begleit Battalion, Hitler's personal security unit
Appointed Commander of Luftflotte 3
Appointed Commander of the Luftwaffengruppe Drei
Attends the Hossbach conference where Hitler announces his aggressive foreign policy
Hitler uses the crisis to appoint himself supreme commander of the armed forces. Dismisses 16 high ranking officers during the Blomberg-Fritsch crisis. Dismsses Blomberg & Fritsch after contrived revelations about their personal lives
Forced into retirement during the Blomberg-Fritsch crisis
Appointed Administrator of Dachau concentration camp
Death of Karl Kautsky
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