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IGCSE History 0470 Paper 1 - How far was Hitlers foreign policy to blame…

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Course Syllabus

  1. Hitler's Aims and Ideology (Pre-1933)
  2. Initial Challenges to the Treaty of Versailles (1933-1935)
  3. Escalation of Aggression and Testing the Allies (1936-1938)
  4. The Sudetenland Crisis and Appeasement (1938)
  5. The Final Provocations and Outbreak of War (1939)
  6. Historiographical Debate: Hitler's Culpability vs. Other Factors
  7. Essay Planning and Practice: Source Analysis

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Hitler's Aims and Ideology (Pre-1933)

Hitler's foreign policy was deeply intertwined with his ideology, which he largely developed before he became Chancellor in 1933. Understanding these foundational ideas is crucial for grasping why he pursued such an aggressive foreign policy later.

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