Hitler's Foreign Policy

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Italy's invasion of Ethiopia proved that the League of Nation (LN) was worthless. It also focused Anglo-French diplomacy on Italy. After some years, Italy became weak because of the economic sanctions from Britain and France and the public opinion in France and Britain was still very anti-war...
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In the spring of 1936 Hitler decided to reoccupy the Rhineland. France and Britain didn't do anything about it. After this it was obvious that Hitler didn't care about the treaty and he just did what he felt like, but still Britain and France never acted against him...
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