Hitler's Foreign Policy aims

In which year did Hitler become Chancellor of Germany?

• 1923

• 1933

• 1936

• 1929

What does 'Lebensraum' mean?

• German supremacy

• obedience to Hitler

• lightning war

• living space

Why did Hitler want to destroy the Treaty of Versailles. Tick all that apply.

• It was humiliating to be blamed for WWI.

• The reparations that Germany had to pay were too harsh.

• It had been imposed upon Germany.

• The disarmament was degrading for German pride and unfair

• All of the above.

Hitler wanted to unite with Germany's old ally : (a)  

'Anschluss' means

• German union with France

• German union with USSR

• German union with Austria.

Why was Hitler anti-Communist? (Tick all that apply)

• He didn't like Stalin.

• He thought that the Communists wanted to take over Germany

• He believed that the Communists had assisted on the defeat of Germany in WWI

• He was a far-right wing Nationalist: the political opposite of Communism.

Hitler wrote down his political ideas and agenda as early as 1924/5. He wrote a book whilst imprisoned in Landsberg Castle. What was it called?

• Mein Kampf

• Mein Fuhrer

• Heil Hitler

• Road to Power

The name given to the politicians who signed the Armistice after WWI and the Treaty of Versailles was: (a)  

Which statement best describes Hitler's foreign policy aims when he came to power in 1933? (You can only choose one).

• He wanted revenge on France for reparations and Alsace Lorraine.

• He wanted to restore Germany as a great power again, and he was prepared for war if that is what it would take.

• He wanted to expand Germany, to make it bigger and stronger.

• He wanted to prove that the League of Nations was a waste of space.

What did Hitler want to achieve for all German language speakers. (Tick all that apply)

• unity in one greater Germany.

• to take over the whole of Europe

• For them to move and live within Germany