But no country took military action to stop this breach of the Treaty of Versailles. In 1936, Hitler ordered his army to march into the Rhineland. The Versailles treaty forbade the German army from going within 50 km of the River Rhine, so Hitler's order was a deliberate challenge to this treaty. As well as remilitarising the Rhineland in 1936, Hitler made a number of foreign alliances...
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When a civil war began in Spain, he sent his best air force unit to fight on the side of the nationalist General Franco. If Franco won the war, Hitler would have Spain as an ally. In the same year, Hitler had also made an agreement with Benito Mussolini, dictator of Italy, that they would work closely together in foreign affairs...
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