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Why didn't Europe come to the aid of Austria in 1938?
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History books note that, in 1938, Nazi troops strolled into Austria and absorbed it into the Third Reich.
Why didn't Europe come to Austria's aid like nations did the following year for Poland on our timeline?
Why didn't Europe come to Austria's aid like nations did the following year for Poland on our timeline?
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History books note that, in 1938, Nazi troops strolled into Austria and absorbed it into the Third Reich.
Why didn't Europe come to Austria's aid like nations did the following year for Poland on our timeline?
History books note that, in 1938, Nazi troops strolled into Austria and absorbed it into the Third Reich.
Why didn't Europe come to Austria's aid like nations did the following year for Poland on our timeline?
Have you read anything about the Anschluss?
They were welcomed by the majority, they just walked in and there was little opposition but large groups enthusiastically welcomed them. What were other countries meant to do? Declare war?
There would be those who will argue we didint come to Polands aid at all.
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(Original post by EtonWorldDoppler)
History books note that, in 1938, Nazi troops strolled into Austria and absorbed it into the Third Reich.
Why didn't Europe come to Austria's aid like nations did the following year for Poland on our timeline?
History books note that, in 1938, Nazi troops strolled into Austria and absorbed it into the Third Reich.
Why didn't Europe come to Austria's aid like nations did the following year for Poland on our timeline?
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many welcomed the ideas of a nation of a united German people, and despite opposition/referendum, they were largely welcomed, and hardly seen as starting a war over
many welcomed the ideas of a nation of a united German people, and despite opposition/referendum, they were largely welcomed, and hardly seen as starting a war over
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