Salzburg Conference

Date: July 28, 1940 • Location: Berlin, Germany

At the Salzburg Conference, Adolf Hitler demanded the replacement of much of Slovakia's cabinet.

The Salzburg Conference was a conference between Nazi Germany and the Slovak State, held on 28 July 1940, in Salzburg, Reichsgau Ostmark. The Germans demanded the expulsion of the Nástup faction of the Slovak People's Party from the Slovak government because of its independent foreign policy, threatening to unilaterally revoke the protection guarantees that Slovakia had obtained in the 1939 German–Slovak treaty.