الأزمات الأوربية (أزمة الأقاليم الألمانية)‎ و الموقف المصري منها

Abstract EN

The European Crises ( The Germanic Territories Crisis ) and the Egyptian attitude in respect of that.

Hitler had planned for new global war before he got better of ruling .

After he got to the power , he devoted the economy of Germany along with its foreign policy to fulfill this goal.

In March , 1935 he imposed mandatory military service.

in the same year , Germany had planned a step to break the blockade that being imposed to develop its marine fleet via holding agreements in this respect with Britain.

In the following year , 1936 there had appeared Italian- Germanic alliance that being known as Berlin – Rome axe and another axe between Japan- Germany that came to be known as " Tokyo – Berlin- Rome .

The events followed by getting Germanic forces join Austria in Al-Rayan area in 1938 and the occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939 , along with the offensive on Bologna that considered the direct reason to break out the 2nd world war.

German was motivated firstly by its colonized ambitions in the field of its European domain until 1940 .

Germany was obliged to extend this domain to include north of Africa and Middle East as to get control of Oil flows.

The years 1937-1940 have been considered as a turning point in the policy of Hitler in the Middle East.

The extension of Germany propaganda and the import of weapons to some Arabic states , was to harass Britain rather than Germany ambitions in the region.

The Germany policy in the north of Africa and the dominance extended therein by the beginning of the war had given an impression that Germany intends to snatch the Middle East from the hands of European Forces as to get control of the strategic interests therein just like Suez Canal and oil.