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Hitler's Foreign Policy 1933-1938

Introduction

After World War I there were major changes in the international system of the peace and relations between different countries of the world. It is the time when Hitler was in power and there were various changes in the system of foreign policies and post war strategies all over the world. Hitler imposed various restrictions and treaties to manage the political system all over the world. Nazi's were dominated after the World War and the treatment and rule over Germans, was mainly governed by the policies of Hitler. His racial views and orders were the result of hatred against Nazi's violence (Leitz, 2004, 127). In 1933 Hitler was appointed as a Chancellor. His strategies proved best for the expansion of the economic and political influence all over the world (Overy, 1982). Since 1933-1938 the foreign policies adopted by Hitler brought the end to the Versailles treaty that the Germany was forced to sign after losing the war. There were various anti-Jewish policies, measures for strengthening the Nazi's forces, Promotion of the anti-communist moments and implementation of economic dynamism.

Discussion

Hitler proved his strategies and foreign policies to be the best by covering all the losses of the World War I. He increased the military force of the Germany and made the country politically and economically strong. His strategies and policies were mainly based on their loss in War that he wanted to strengthen Germany and to prepare it for the victory. He also recovered the losses from gaining the Aryan lands and superiority. With every passing he kept improving his policies and increasing his power.

Hitler's Foreign Policy in 1933

After World War I and loses suffered in the War the German military was not able to defend the country and to serve the country's military requirements. This is the most important task to pay attention to weak condition of the country. In 1933 he wanted France to accept the equality of armaments but on the refusal of this condition he took the decision for the withdrawal from Disarmament Conference and League of Nations. His next policy was to protect his own country from further war as Germany was not in the position to face any other war; Hitler adopted the peace strategy and offered this to other countries by choosing to disarm if countries agree. This was the most successful strategy as he intended to have sufficient time to prepare for another time. This time he prepared his force for the war.

Hitler's Policy in 1934

In the next year 1934, he paid attention towards the weapons ammunition and war equipments. He spent most of the money in providing for the better tanks, planes and submarines. He hired most of the people in the forces. He was a not only a man of speech but a man of action as well, this was what he proved. He planned ever thing smoothly and trained his forces and kept their enthusiasm. He paid much attention to build ...