![]() To persuade Germany to return to the conference, but these only angeredįrance (who saw them as an attempted ‘sell-out’), ending in April 1934 with The British delegation made number of attempts were made to try October 1933 he withdrew from the Conference and the League, blaming the ![]() However, had no intention of having anything to do with disarmament, and in ![]() Meeting in 1932, the conference was already floundering before Hitler came to power, because Germany demanded gleichberechtigung (“equality of armaments”) with other countries – as the Treaty of Versailles had virtually disbanded Germany’s armed forces, parity would have meant that where others were reducing their armaments, the Germans would have in fact been increasing theirs. Syllabus brilliantly analyses – into five parts for you – Hitler’s undermined the undermined the principle of collective security of the Hitler’s policy of rearmament NOT ONLY increased Germany’s armed forces, it:Ĭ.
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