The Difference Between Hitler's Failed Attempt at Anschluss in 1934

question 9

Multiple Choice

The difference between Hitler's failed attempt at Anschluss in 1934 and his success in 1938 was

• A) the decision of the people of Austria to support the move.
• B) Mussolini's support rather than opposition, which had been the case in 1934.
• C) the growing strength of the Nazi party in Austria by 1938.
• D) the failure of the French and British to protest the move.
• E) the fact that the League of Nations was no longer involved in overseeing Germany's actions on a regular basis.

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