What happened during the Saar plebiscite in 1935?

The Saar plebiscite took place on January 13, 1935, to determine whether the Saar Basin would remain under League of Nations administration or be returned to Germany after being controlled by France following World War I. Approximately 90% of voters chose to rejoin Germany, reflecting strong national sentiment among the Saar residents. The outcome significantly bolstered Adolf Hitler's regime and its expansionist agenda, contributing to the rising tensions in Europe leading up to World War II. The plebiscite is often seen as a demonstration of the effectiveness of Nazi Propaganda and the desire for national unity among Germans.