The 30 Mar 1939 British-French-Polish agreement to mutually guarantee each others' borders was signed into a formal treaty in London, England, United Kingdom. [The Danzig Crisis | London, England | CPC]16 Apr 1939 United Kingdom The Soviet ambassador in Britain made the final attempt to...
The Treaty of Versailles was created in 1919 to ensure peace in Europe following World War I. The treaty said that land was to be taken away from Germany. It also stated that Germany would pay for damages caused by the war, and could only have a small army with no air force, ...
(1933-1940) 6 Purchased Soviet Union (1940-1941) 6 Captured Kingdom of the Netherlands (1934-1940) 12 Purchased German Reich (1940-1945) 12 Captured The Swedish Landsverk series of armored cars from the Interwar period were a successful export venture, with sales predominantly being made to ...
Panzerspähwagen (Fu) Sd.Kfz.232 (8 Rad) (Eng. Heavy Reconnaissance [Radio] Vehicle Sd.Kfz. 232 [8 Wheels]) was a heavy armored reconnaissance car developed by Nazi Germany during the mid-1930s, produced until late 1943, which remained in service with Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS until the...
Germany and the Soviet Union signed an agreement at Rapallo, Geona, Italy, renouncing all territorial and monetary claims against each other as the result of WW1.ww2dbase[Treaty of Rapallo|Genoa, Liguria|CPC] Timeline Section Founder: Thomas Houlihan ...
in 1853 presented the Japanese with a letter from the President calling for Japan to grant trading rights to Americans, they signed a treaty opening Japan for trade in 1854 War Production Board During WWII, FDR established it to allocated scarce materials, limited or stopped the production of ci...
Who was the first prime minister of Japan? Who was involved in the Treaty of Nanking? Who united Japan after the Warring States Period? Who used the gunboat diplomacy in Japan? Who did Emperor Hirohito align himself with? Who ruled Japan after Toyotomi Hideyoshi?
In October 1939, Latvia was pressured into signing a Mutual Assistance Treaty with the Soviet Union. Troops arrived and by June 1940 full occupation of Latvia with forcible incorporation on 3 August 1940 saw the ship incorporated in the Soviet Navy as T-297. She became an escort vessel on 25...
amongst Germans, creating the perfect breeding ground for disaster. Moreover, significant sections of the German population did not even believe that Germany had been defeated on the battlefield, and it is hard to imagine what kind of peace treaty, if any, these people would have found acccep...
British and French continuing their appeasement policies and Italy and Japan supporting the Germans. Before the treaty between Germany and Lithuania was signed, German troops and ships had already entered the city and the Lithuanian troops and Lithuania’s only warship were forced to leave the city...