In which of the following ways did Hitler justify moving his army into Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Austria?
Select one:
A. He argued that the Treaty of Versailles wrongly stole German territory from Germany.
B. He argued that the German people were bringing advanced cultures to these people.
C. He argued that God wanted the German army to occupy these lands.
D. He argued all of the above.
Answer (2)
The answer is A. Germany was unfairly taken of some of there land
Hitler justified the invasion of Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Austria primarily by claiming that the Treaty of Versailles had unjustly taken German territory and separated German-speaking people from Germany. He also invoked the concept of 'Lebensraum' to argue that Germany needed more land for its people. The chosen option is A.
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