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 : The End of the Czechs Independence 1939


The End of the Czechs Independence 1939

On 15th of March 1939, Herr Hilter took a special train to join his German troops, marching into Czech provinces. On the 16th of March, Hitler was made a proclamation on the new Constitution of Bohemia and Moravia and stated that the German people, by greatness and qualities were alone fitted to "re-establish the bases of a reasonable Central European order." Photograph showing Hitler looking down from the window in Hradschin Castle on the capital of territory, which he added to the Greater German Reich

Picture No
14121709
Media ID
48866512
Size
421px x 600px (4.2MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd. / Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Hoffmann in The Illustrated London News', 25 March 1939, page 477
Date
March 1939

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Bohemia Constitution Czechs Established Germanys Herr Hradschin Interwar Interwars Invading Moravia Occupying Protectorate Territories


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