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The final steps towards the Second World War came rapidly in 1939. The destruction of Czechoslovakia in March, the Nazi-Soviet Pact in August, and the German invasion of Poland in September brought about the conflict that the League of Nations and appeasement had both failed to prevent. This lesson covers the final crises of 1939, the Nazi-Soviet Pact, the invasion of Poland, and the outbreak of war.
After Hitler's occupation of the rest of Czechoslovakia in March 1939, the international situation changed dramatically.
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