n's weak policy had supported Hitler and had created disunity between Britain and France. France and Russia were prime targets of Hitler's foreign policy, and these countries forged pacts of Mutual Assistance, should Hitler invade any one of their territories.
             At this point Hitler's intentions should have become completely noticed; it was obvious that he had plans of military action for the near future.
             Hitler, having been encouraged in 1935, decided to test the European Powers one step further. With complete disregard to the Mutual Assistance pacts, he marched troops into the French controlled, demilitarised Rhinelands, allowing Germany free passage into France. Once again he was met with little more than protests. Hitler now had no respect for the words
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