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Realizing Hitler's vast potential, the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini consociated his forces with Hitler's, twelve days after which France surrendered to Germany. Alarmed by the sudden aggression, Britain and France then declared war on Germany.ĭenmark and Norway were also invaded, and shortly after in 1940 Germany attacked France, capturing several surrounding countries. Sixteen days after, the Soviet Union also made an invasion. Hitler made pacts with both Italy and Japan, and commenced large scale preparations of militarization, which would eventually lead to war.Īfter also entering in a truce with Stalin and the Soviet Union, Germany finally invaded Poland on the first of September, 1939, a date universally recognized as the formal beginning of the war. In October of 1933 he withdrew from the League of Nations, abandoning also the World Disarmament Conference of the same month, whereupon he authorized a large increase in Wehrmacht personnel and the creation of a Luftwaffe, both of which were in explicit violation of the Versailles Treaty. Hitler was increasingly entertained by the idea of German expansion, and therefore spent great resources on the military. With this newly gained power, he first conducted an examination of the military, forcing many important leaders to resign, whom he deemed to be unloyal or unfit to hold high ranking. He, after the presidency and chancellorship were merged, also began to be called Führer und Reichskanzler, or 'leader and chancellor', the latter part of which title gradually vanished.

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When the previous president of Germany, Paul von Hindenburg, died on the second of August, 1934, Hitler inherited all the powers of that position, including full control of the armed forces, by popular vote. Eventually, Hitler began to establish the NSDAP's control in Germany, leading to the oppression or elimination of any political opposition, either through intimidation or direct force. Fifteen years after the end of World War I (then called the 'Great War'), Adolf Hitler was named chancellor of Germany, and soon after two other members of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, or the National Socialist German Worker Party, were also given important positions in office.