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Where did Nazi Germany give up?
Berlin, Germany
Give you facts about Germany after world war 1?
they invaded Poland in worldwar2
How did Germany's earliest conquest occur?
Hitler forced the Austrian government to give control of their country to his Nazi Party. --toRk:)
What was the role of Hitler in the start of World War 2?
he was in charge of the nazi group who where in charge of germany. he was there to give out orders to the ss
Why was it important for operation overlord succeed?
It was important to open a second front which would give the Russians a better chance of defeating Nazi Germany .
Why was it important for Operation Overlord to succeed?
It was important to open a second front which would give the Russians a better chance of defeating Nazi Germany .
Who inspired Adolf Eichmann?
Nobody really did influnce him but Eichmann did give him te power of the Germany Troops / as we know Nazi. Hope this helps :)
Why was the Nazi party popular with German people?
The nazi party was popular because the people though that they would give them food and make Germany a great empire.[Germany was extremely poor after WW1 and right wing parties appeared] and he smelled like cat poo and conner is watching you -.-
In 1938 what did the british prime minister sign to give away the sudentenland?
The Munich Agreement was signed by Chamberlain (Britain), Hitler (Germany), Mussolini (Italy) and Daladier (France) sto hand the Sudetenland over to Nazi Germany.
What name did the Nazis give to dealing with the Jews?
It is called the Holocaust, when Nazi Germany executed 600,000,000 Jews. The Germans did not name it that, that is what the event was given for a name for what Adolf Hitler did.
How many speeches did Hitler give during his time in power?
Adolf Hitler gave approximately 5,000 speeches during his time in power as the leader of Nazi Germany.
Name give to union of Germany with Austria?
In 1938, military forces of Nazi Germany crossed over the borders to its southern neighbor, Austria, in what soon became known as the "Anschluss". This German term means "union" or "connection", and fittingly describes the annexation of the formerly independent nation by Germany.
