In what month and year did Germany leave the World Disarmament Conference and the League of Nations?

Germany left the World Disarmament Conference and the League of Nations in October 1933. This decision was part of Adolf Hitler's broader strategy of rejecting the post-World War I international order as defined by the Treaty of Versailles, which placed significant restrictions on German military capabilities and sovereignty. Germany's withdrawal symbolized a failure of the League of Nations to provide an effective framework for international peace and disarmament, as Germany sought to reassert its status as a major military power.

During this period, there was rising tension across Europe, and Hitler's regime was increasingly determined to rebuild Germany's military strength without any external constraints. By leaving the League of Nations, Germany signaled its dissent from collective security efforts and prepared the ground for its aggressive foreign policy that would later lead to World War II. This move reflected both a rejection of diplomatic engagement and a commitment to militarization.