In 1920, under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, the Saar was put under French control for 15 years (from 1920). In 1935 the electors decided the future of their area in a vote, and over 90% voted to rejoin Germany. This vote (plebiscite) was provided for in the Versailles Treaty and was done with foreign observers present. It was all legal and above board.
On March 1, 1935, Germany took over the Saar.
Leader
He became chancellor in early 1933, but it took him about a year and a half to gain total control of Germany. So the answer would be 1934.
To expand his rise to gain control over Germany.
Never used chemical weapons.
The last barrier to Hitlers complete domination of Germany was the President, an old Conservative from the Imperial period called Paul Hindenburg. When the President died in 1934, Hitler became Fuehrer.
Hitler gained control in 1933
Hitler became chancellor in 1933.
Leader
He gained total control of Germany.
He gained control in 1932.
January 1933
its coal mines
He became chancellor in early 1933, but it took him about a year and a half to gain total control of Germany. So the answer would be 1934.
he didn't he only had control of the Jewish people within his territories
Hitler wanted the saar area because Germany lost it in the Treaty of Versailles and Hitler wanted to rebuild Germany so he invaded places and secretly rebuilt hs army. until he had a good reason to get his army as big as everyone elses. Hitler also wanted the area for the coal mines.
To expand his rise to gain control over Germany.
Never used chemical weapons.